Anagrams
Evidence
Critical Thinking
Induction
Inductive or Deductive
100

Gentco

Cogent

100
Evidence by testimony

Rational

100
Is concerned with this

How you think

100

Type of conclusion for inductive argument

Probable

100

All the planets move.

Earth is a planet.

Therefore, the earth moves.

Deductive

200

Sipreme

Premise

200

Word for Physical Evidence

Empirical

200

Critical Thinking distinguishes between these

Statements and nonstatements

200

A fast type of fallacy of induction

Hasty generalization

200

This swan is white.

That swan is white.

Therefore, all swans are white.

Induction

300

Mical

Claim

300

Evidence goes here

Premises, in between claim and conclusion

300

Critical Thinking is better than this

Passive acceptance of beliefs and opinions

300

Name for inductive argument with little evidence

Weak

300

There may be real aliens because the Navy has video of fast moving objects.

Inductive

400
Soy mitten
Testimony
400

Because, Since, Furthermore are these

Premise indicator words

400

Critical Thinking is a source of this

Empowerment

400

Structural pattern for induction

From some to all

400

A v B

A

Therefore, B

Deduction - disjunctive syllogism

500

Tug namer

Argument

500

Evidence is not found here

Claim or conclusion

500

This distorts critical thinking 

Group thinking

500

Induction by something known to explain unknown

Analogy

500

Using numbers as evidence of the main point.

Statistical analogy (Inductive)  "Billions and billions served"--McDonalds.  (The first thing people check these days is numbers--this is why people research items as part of their decision making, such as "how many likes" or "how much something costs").