The Great Debate by Jonathan A. Wolfson Quiz - Ch. 4-7

Deductive Reasoning proves that a conclusion is true by moving
from a general statement to a more specific conclusion.

• True

• False

Inductive Reasoning is visually a/an ​ (a)   -pointing triangle.

• reasonable
• upward
• downward
• side ways

What is one of the oldest structures for argumentation?

• Toulmin's Model

• William's Model

• Aristotle's Syllogism

• Toulmin's Syllogism

Aristotle's Syllogism consists of what 3 points?

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• Major premise

• Minor premise

• Conclusion

• Reasoning

Inductive Reasoning is shown as an upward-pointing triangle.

Please put the labels where they belong.

a

b

Specific Statement

General Conclusion

Deductive Reasoning is a downward facing triangle.

Please put the labels where they belong.

a

b

General Statement

Specific Conclusion

Toulmin's Model of Argument is a helpful method of analyzing argumentation.

Each triad allows the argument to be dissected and examined to see it's effectiveness.

• True

• False

​ (a)   are arguments because they are supported by the ​ (b)   and ​ (c)   .

• Claims
• Grounds
• Warrants

There are two triads in Toulmin's Model of Argument.
The first one triad has these three basic parts: ​ (a)   ​ (b)   ​ (c)  

• Claim
• Warrant
• Grounds
• Backing
• Rebuttal
• Qualifier

There are two triads in Toulmin's Model of Argument.
The secondary triad has these three basic parts:

Click all that apply.

• Claim

• Backing

• Rebuttals

• Qualifiers