Argument Writing

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An argument must include:

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Claim, counterclaim, reasons, and supporting evidence

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Example of argument writing:

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Answers B and C.

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Type of appeal using personal experience/credibility to gain audience trust.

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Ethos

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Type of appeal using facts and statistics?

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Logos

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Type of appeal used in ASPCA commercials?

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Pathos

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A writer's subconscious inclination toward a particular judgement is called:

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Bias

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Red herring:

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an argument or claim that sidetracks the audience.

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Claim in argument writing:

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Writer's position on a problem or issue.

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Counterclaim in an argument essay:

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Considers an argument opposing the claim.

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Argument based on reasoning requiring the audience to read between the lines.

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Inference