EAPP-2ndPT

This refers to the reason,  the reasoning given for or against a matter under discussion  often compared

with evidences.

• Argument

• Concept

• Investigation

• Manuscript

Determine the major category used in the manifesto below.

“In adversity, the crisis has also brought out some of the best in our societies, from solidarity among neighbors, to the bravery of health and other key workers in facing down risks to their own health to serve their communities, to countries working together to provide emergency relief or to research treatments and vaccines. Opinion polls from around the world show that people want to protect the environment and preserve the positive that have emerged from the crisis as we recover.”

• Goal

• List and Rules

• Universe

• World

Determine the major category used in the manifesto below.

Management of people with COVID-19 or their contacts:

*Workers who are unwell or who develop symptoms consistent with COVID-19 should be urged to stay at home, self-isolate, and contact a medical professional or the local COVID-19 information line for advice on testing and referral.

• Goal

• List and Rules

• Universe

• World

These are errors in reasoning that invalidates an argument.

• Critical Thinking

• Logical Fallacies

• Multiple Errors

• Superstition

This occurs when an arguer presents  his/her argument as one of only two options despite the presence

of multiple possibilities.

• Appeal to Ignorance

• Complex Question

• False Dilemma

• Slippery Slope

Please do not fire me for being absent all month. I have a sick mother and a special child to support.

• Appeal to Force

• Appeal to Pity

• Bandwagon

• Personal Attack

If you do not admit that evolution is real, we will isolate you from the group.

• Appeal to Force

• Appeal to Consequences

• Complex Cause

• Post Havoc

Aside from claim or arguments, this is an argument opposing a stand presented in the body.

• Claim

• Counter argument

• Conclusion

•  Introduction

This statement  describes best a position paper.

• Expresses a position, conclusion, or recommendation concerning a contested issue or undecided

  question.

• Generates a contested issue which defends an argument in an opinionated and biased arrangement

  of one side or party.

• Presents your argument in a direct discourse on a limited frame or manner

• Supported by arguments using fallacies to strengthen the writer’s claim towards a certain issue

This is a structure of academic text we follow in writing a position paper.

• One-paragraph structure essay

• Two-paragraph structure essay

• Three-paragraph structure

• IMRAD