Classical Argument
Terms
Keyhole
L.E.P.
4 Types
100

In this part you find an explanation of the topic's relevance

What is the narration?

100

Exordium

What is introduction. The writer gains the audience's attention.

100

Larger spaces represent theses.

What are broader, general ideas?

100

statistics on the current economy in an argument about school funding

What is logos?

100

Should the minimum wage be raised?

What is Argument of Policy?

200

This is what you give over to be true from the other side.

What is the concession?

200

Narration

What is background information. The writer gives the facts of the case.

200

If you number your three claims 1, 2, 3, this would probably be the best order of presentation.

What is 2, 3, 1?

200

Quotes from classroom teachers and students about supplies in an argument about school funding

What is ethos?

200

What is human trafficking?

What is Argument of Definition?

300

This is where you bring up what the other side argues, and then you disprove it.

What is the refutation?

300

Propositio

What is the proposition? The writer presents his or her thesis, or main idea.

300

the first line of the summation 

What is a rewording of the thesis statement?

300

A description of a dilapidated book with missing pages and a name with the school year 95-96 in the cover (in an argument about school funding)

What is pathos?

300

Global warming is not true.

What is Argument of Fact?

400

You might find a call to action here.

What is the summation?

400

Conformatio

What is Arguments supporting the proposition? The writer gives evidence to prop up the thesis or main idea.

400

Your body paragraphs need to begin with these in order to establish coherence.

What are transitions?

400
The one you should use the least

What is pathos?

400

How does tailgating before a football game enhance the experience? 

What is Argument of Evaluation?

500

The body paragraphs:  a three-legged stool can stand.

What is the confirmation?

500

Concession and Refutation

What is the speaker considers opposing viewpoints, conceding as much as can be without damaging the thesis.Concession and RefutationExist in arguments always have more than one side.

500

The way to warm up the audience in the introduction

What is a grabber?

500

The language these words hail from 

What is Greek?

500

Is the effect of Kaepernick's protest overrated?

What is Argument of Evaluation?