Across
- 2. Evidence which is either scientific or obviously true.
- 4. Questions for which there is no specific answer but about which the writer wants the reader to think.
- 7. Evidence presented by the writer which is designed to appeal to the reader's emotions first.
- 8. There are other cereal killers out there, somemay be walking among us.
- 9. The use of words to convey a meaning that is the opposite of its literal meaning.
- 11. Use of obvious exageration.
Down
- 1. Evidence designed to appeal to the readers thought process.
- 3. The higest point.
- 4. Pardon me, Oh pardon. Pardon let me through.
- 5. Evidence presented by someone with credentials in the field.
- 6. Evidence which is based in numbers usually expressed in percentages.
- 7. Evidence presented as part of an individual's personal experience, told as a short story, to illustrate the truth or untruth of a particular point of view.
- 10. School is like a factory.