2nd 6-Weeks Test

Which of the following is not a step of Classical Argument Structure?

• Introduction

• Confirmation

• Summation

• Confrontation

Logical Fallacies can destroy your credibility in an argument.

• True

• False

This step of the classical argument provides context and lets the audience know what's at stake.

• Confirmation

• Narration

• Summation

• Sumarization

"John Kerry served in the military, so he knows what soldiers want." This statement is an example of:

• Pathos

• Repetition

• Ethos

• Anaphora

An effective way to organize argumentative points and evidence is: (PICK TWO)

• Strongest to Weakest

• Weakest to Strongest

• Obvious to Subtle

• Subtle to Obvious

An example of an anaphora is:

• "I know you can win. I know you're the best. I know you can do it!"

• "Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers."

• "Her smile was like a warm ray of sunlight on a cold winter's day."

• "Bang!","Crash!" went the trains as they collided.

________ is a rhetorical strategy in which emotion is used to convince the reader of something.

• Ethos

• Logos

• Kairos

• Pathos

Refutation is __________

• When you relate something to your own life

• When you disagree with a counterargument

• When you agree with your own argument

• When you agree with a counterargument

"My best friend vapes and he isn't sick, so vaping obviously isn't dangerous." is a(n):

• Rhetorical Strategy

• Anaphora

• Simile

• Hasty Generalization

Which of the following is okay to use in a formal essay (not including in dialogue)?

• I think

• Everybody

• Additionally

• You