Argument

1.

1 point

an argument in which one premise is not explicitly stated.

Disjunctive

Hypothetical

Categorical

Ethymeme

2.

1 point

Inductive

CAUSAL

ETHYMEME

Syllogism

3.

1 point

Claims of a fact

The fact that you can't argue against (Incontrovertible)

The fact that you can't argue against (True of false)

Provision of facts possible is required for argument (True or False)

Provision of facts possible is required for argument (Incontrovertible)

4.

1 point

General to specific

Syllogism

Deductive

Inducitve

5.

1 point

When one event will lead to another, which leads to another, and eventually to a west scenario.

False sign

Hasty generalization

False cause

Slippery sope

False analogy

6.

1 point

Just because something occurred prior to something that happened it does not mean it caused it

Hasty generalization

Slippery slope

False cause

False analogy

7.

1 point

Dedeuctive

Casual

Ethymeme

Syllogism

Fallacy

8.

1 point

Syllogism

mP - Minor Premise - a condition on the major premise

ethymeme

Deductive

MP - Major Premise - main basis of the argument

C - Conclusion

Inductive

9.

1 point

When two situation being compared are not similar enough to say what will happen in one situation will happen in the other

Hasty generalization

Slippery cause

False cause

False analogy

10.

1 point

Reasoning

Inductive

Enthymeme

Deductive

Syllogism

Arguing

11.

1 point

Personal credibility of the speaker

Pathos

Ethos

Logos

12.

1 point

Deductive

Ethymeme

Pathos

Syllogism

13.

1 point

The Motivated Sequence

Visualization

Ethos

Requesting action

Rhetoric

Satisfaction

Showing need

Getting attention

Pathos

14.

1 point

Deductive fallacies

False cause

False sign

Red herring

Begging the question

False analogy

False dilemma

Hasty generalization

15.

1 point

good/bad, right/wrong, moral/immoral, just/unjust, ethical/unethical

Value

Policy

Fact

16.

1 point

Aristotle three modes of Proof

Ethos

Reasoning

Deductive

Logos

Cognitive

Logographer

Inductive

Pathos

17.

1 point

Creating an equally compelling but totally irrelevant argument

False dilemma

Begging the question

Red herring

False analogy

False cause

Slippery slope

Hasty conclusion

False sign

18.

1 point

Incontrovertible, True/ false

Policy

Fact

Value

19.

1 point

When a broad conclusion is based on a small or insufficient sample

Slippery slope

False analogy

False cause

False sign

Hasty generalization

20.

1 point

The art of communicating effectively

Logos

Ethos

Pathos

Rhetoric

21.

1 point

Specific to general

Inductive

Deductive

Syllogism

22.

1 point

Consist of (either/or) statements
- I will take either BIO or CHEM

Hypothetical

Disjunctive

Categorical

23.

1 point

Consist of (If/then) statement
- If i can get someone to cover my shift then I will go

Disjuntive

Categorical

Hypothetical

24.

1 point

Consist of words such as all, each, any, every
- All baseball players wear hats

Categorical

Hypothetical

Disjunctive

25.

1 point

An error in reasoning

Fallacy

Analogy

Tautology

Sliperly

26.

1 point

Types of claims

Facts

Value

Policy

Argument

True or False

Inctrovertible

27.

1 point

Standards of conduct that we live life(Deals with right or Wrong)

Pathos

Ethos

Logos

28.

1 point

Should/should not

Policy

Fact

Value

29.

1 point

They believed that the truth is anything you can convince someone to believe

Rhetoric

Logolaphers

Sophists

Ethical relativists

Ethos

Pathos

30.

1 point

Types of syllogism

Categorical

Analogy

Casual

Disjunctive

Dilemma

Deductive

Ethymeme

Hypothetical

31.

1 point

The proof of the apparent proof given by the actual words of the speaker

Pathos

Logos

Ethos

32.

1 point

Feeling of discomfort when faced with info that opposes what we know or believe to be true.

Cognitive disonance

Syllogism

Ethymeme

Reasoning

33.

1 point

Inductive fallacies

Slippery slopes

False cause

Begging the question

False Analogy

False sign

False dilema

Hasty generalization

Red Herring

34.

1 point

when the two options provided are not the only options possible

False dilemma

Begging the question

False sign

Red herring

35.

1 point

A Causes B

Sliperly

Causal

Fallacy

36.

1 point

When something observed is given an incorrect meaning

False casue

False sign

False analogy

Slippery slope

37.

1 point

Putting the audience into a certain frame of mined

Pathos

Ethos

Logos

38.

1 point

When a claim is supported simply by restating a claim in a different way

Red herring

False dilemma

Begging the question

False cause

39.

1 point

Begins with a claim

An argument

Problem

Cause

Solution