Across
- 4. Errors that will remove credit from your argument
- 5. Good quality or able to be trusted
- 9. Present a perspective or viewpoints
- 10. An exchange of diverging or opposite views
- 13. Mistake in reasoning that invalidates an argument
- 14. Where a person is on an issue
- 18. Over arching statements that applies to all people or a group
- 20. Demonstrates 2 parts of an argument
- 21. Believable, trustworthy and likely to be believed
- 22. Persuasive argument that tries to get you to side because everyone is doing it
- 24. How an argumentative paragraph is set up
- 25. Presents an argument
- 27. Impacts how credible an argument can be
- 29. Given to expressing divergent or opposite views.
- 30. Person performs an action directly
- 31. It makes a difference if someone intervenes to get a result
Down
- 1. Part of an argument that disproves an opposing view
- 2. Used to influence an audience by using words with strong connotations
- 3. Argument that because two things are similar what is true of one is true of another
- 6. An opposing element
- 7. Used by authors to achieve specific purposes to enhance the text
- 8. Disproves the opposing argument
- 11. Group the writer intends to address
- 12. Techniques writers use to persuade, inform, or entertain
- 15. Response to a counterargument
- 16. Person who presents the argument
- 17. Uses it's own conclusion as a premise
- 19. Argument that opposes the thesis of an argumentative essay
- 23. A sentence where the subject is acted upon by the verb, not performing the action
- 26. Proposition upon which an argument is based
- 28. State or assert that something is the case