what is when your audience repeats the same thing over and over, it is probably mouthing a commonplace
100
What is the technical name for Stance
What is Status Theory
100
Which gospel is referred to in this chapter
What is the Gospel of John?
100
what does this chapter revolve around?
what are the Seven Deadly Logical Sins
100
what language does the term innuendo come from?
what is Latin
200
What is the uber-topic of deliberative argument, persuasion that deals with choices and the future
What is the Advantageous
200
what is a more general word for Periphrasis
what is Circumlocution
200
What is rhetorical example?
what is fact, comparison, and story
200
What is The Straw Man Tactic?
what is a version of Red Herring fallacy that switches topics to one that's easier to fight
200
what is Fallacy of PowerWhat was deliberately left out of the seven deadly logical sins?
what is Fallacy of Power
300
What is the name of this chapter?
what is Gain the High Ground
300
What is the difference between definition jujitsu and definition judo?
What is the difference between definition jujitsu and definition judo definition Judo uses the terms that contrast with your opponent's creating a context that makes them look bad while definition Jujitsu is used if your opponents terms favor you and you use them to attack?
300
What are the basic tools of Logos?
what are Deduction, Enthymeme, and Induction
300
What makes the Seventh deadly logical sin a sin?
what is the proof because it leads to the wrong conclusion
300
Who said this: "Never argue with a fool. People might not know the difference."
who is Aristotle
400
who's favorite topic is this chapter around?
Who is Aristotle
400
in the beginning of the chapter, there is an italicized quotation. Where is the quotation from?
What is the Simpsons
400
the Cannons of Logic in this chapter belong to ________ _______
who is Homer Simpson
400
What is another name for the Red Herring?
what is the Chewbacca defense
400
What is a figure of logical nonsense named after the immortal baseball manager Yogi Bera?
what is Yogiism
500
any cliche, belief, or value can serve as your audience's boiled down public opinion. The starting point of the argument, the ground the audience stands on
what is the Commonplace?
500
What does FDQR stand for?
HINT: Fluffy Dogs Quickly Run
Fact, Definition, Quality, Relevance
500
What does a premise usually begin with?
what is a premise usually begins with "Because" or implies it
500
name three of the Seven Deadly Logical Sins
what are:
The False Comparison
The Bad Example
Ignorance as Proof
The Tautology
The False Choice
The Red Herring
The Wrong Ending
500
name three of the seven rhetorical fouls
1. switching tenses away from the future
2. inflexible insistence on the rules
3. humiliation
4. innuendo
5. threats
6. nasty language or signs
7. utter stupidity