Across
- 4. - when one event is the result of another event
- 6. - the act or an instance of placing two or more things side by side often to compare and contrast or create an interesting effect
- 7. - an argument whose premises genuinely support its conclusion
- 9. - the ethical reasoning for an argument
- 11. - using facts and logic to prove a claim
- 12. - a reason offered as support for another
- 13. - there is a relationship between two or more variables
Down
- 1. - assertion of the truth of something
- 2. - a conclusion together within the premises that supports it
- 3. - an argument that has at least one false premise
- 4. - the claim, supported by a premise or premises
- 5. the emotions of an audience to make them feel sympathetic or angry
- 8. - the addition of more detail concerning what has already been said
- 9. - the available body of facts or information
- 10. - an argument that relies upon faulty reasoning