Global Crossword

1. Argument An argument that goes against the author’s main conclusion
4. Misrepresenting opponents' arguments in order to respond to them more easily
5. Using facts, data, statistics, and logical reasoning to build a convincing argument
7. A fallacy rejecting criticism on the grounds that opponents are guilty of the same conduct
11. A appeal to the speaker's authority or credibility
13. Word that suggest the presence of a particular element of an argument
16. Relying on a claim in order to prove it
18. Evidence taken from a known source which is used in comparison with unknown evidence

2. A fallacy basing a generalization on inadequate evidence
3. An appeal to emotion to evoke compassion
6. Something in an argument that functions both as a reason and as a conclusion
8. What you do if you're told to identify the conclusion of a passage
9. A fallacy criticizing opponents personally instead of responding to their arguments
10. Both Depth and Breadth and anything else included in the study.
12. How widely spread the research is
14. How deep the research is
15. An unstated reason that must be true for an argument to work
16. the main point that it is trying to get you to accept
17. The claims made in an attempt to persuade someone that the conclusion is true