Classical Argument Quiz

What is the first step in the Classical Argument structure?

• Refutation

• Narration

• Introduction

• Confirmation

Which part of the Classical Argument involves presenting the background information and context?

• Introduction

• Narration

• Confirmation

• Refutation

In the Classical Argument, which section is dedicated to presenting the main arguments and evidence?

• Introduction

• Narration

• Confirmation

• Refutation

What is the purpose of the Refutation section in the Classical Argument?

• To introduce the topic

• To provide background information

• To present the main arguments

• To address counterarguments

Which of the following is part of the Conclusion?

• Creating a sense of finality or closure

• Answer a question or solving a problem posed in the introduction

• Sometimes adding a final emotional or ethical appeal to sway the audience

• All of the these.

Which two elements of the Classical Argument are often blended together? Choose 2.

• Introduction

• Narration

• Confirmation

• Refutation

Which of the following is NOT a part of the Classical Argument structure?

• Introduction

• Narration

• Confirmation

• Hypothesis

What is the main goal of the Introduction in the Classical Argument?

• To refute counterarguments

• To present the main arguments

• To grab the audience's attention and state the thesis

• To provide background information

Which section of the Classical Argument is focused on providing evidence to support the thesis?

• Introduction

• Narration

• Confirmation

• Refutation

In the Classical Argument, what is the purpose of the Narration?

• To introduce the topic

• To provide background information and context

• To present the main arguments

• To summarize the main points