Claim
What is a counter claim
The opposite side of what you think in an argument
What is rhetorical appeal
what you rely on to persuade someone in an argument
What is persuasive techniques? Is this strong or weak?
How the author sways a reader. WEAK
What is evidence?
Evidence is facts, statistics, or quotes that support your reasons.
How many parts of a claim are there
3
What makes a chicken's toe? How many toes does a chicken have?
Reasons
What is Logos?
Logic
What is it called when the author says words like always, never, everyone, no one, etc.?
Overgeneralization
What type of evidence is used in ETHOS?
EXPERT OPINIONS
What is step 1 of writing a claim
Choose a word that allows you to introduce both sides of the argument
What goes on a chickens toenails?
Evidence
What is Ethos
Ethics (right/wrong)
What is a rhetorical question and why is it asked?
What is the type of evidence used with LOGOS
Statistics (numbers, data, percentages)
What is step 2 of writing a claim?
Introduce the counter claim
What is a claim?
Your side of the argument/ what you believe
What is Pathos?
Appealing to Emotions
What is fallacy?
What is the difference between an anecdote and a relevant real world example?
An anecdote is a true story from the author and a relevant real world example is a testimonial comes from an outside source.
What is step 3 of writing a claim
End with your claim
What is loaded language?
The usage of positive and negative language to sway a reader to a specific view.
How does someone use pathos? What do they use?
Loaded language
What is it called when you say something over and over again?
What are the 5 types of evidence?
Statistics, Relevant Real-World Examples, Expert Opinions, Example or Quote From a Text, Anecdote