What is a bandwagon appeal?

An appeal that taps into the desire to belong to a group

An appeal to logic and reasoning

An appeal that presents emotional distress

An appeal that provides scientific evidence

Which of the following is an example of a bandwagon appeal?

Join the millions of people who have already switched to our eco-friendly cars!

Only the wealthy can afford this brand of perfume.

This new technology is endorsed by top scientists.

We must help the homeless because it’s the right thing to do.

What does snob appeal aim to do?

Make people feel superior to others

Make people feel sad or compassionate

Make people feel included in a group

Which of the following demonstrates snob appeal?

Only the most discerning individuals appreciate the quality of this luxury brand.

Everyone is using this product, so you should too.

This cause will help the less fortunate, and you can be a part of it.

Our product has been tested and approved by the best scientists.

What is a testimonial appeal?

An appeal that relies on the endorsement of a celebrity, expert, or satisfied customer

A claim supported by facts and statistics

A claim based on emotional manipulation

A claim with strong moral reasoning

Which of the following is an example of a testimonial appeal?

This toothpaste was recommended by Dr. Smith, a renowned dentist.

Our product is the best, and we have research to prove it.

Thousands of people are already using this app.

You should help because it's the right thing to do.

What does a transfer appeal do?

Connects a product or idea with a positive image or idea

Makes people feel as though their safety is at risk

Uses negative language to create fear

Which of the following is an example of a transfer appeal?

"Drive our new car – it’s associated with adventure, freedom, and success."

"Only the best people use our brand."

"Our product is the cheapest option on the market."

"This politician is supported by the top military leaders."

What is an ethical appeal?

An appeal that connects the claim to a widely accepted moral value

An appeal based on logic and reasoning

An appeal to pity and compassion

Which of the following is an example of an ethical appeal?

"We must protect the environment to ensure a safe future for our children."

"You should buy this product because everyone else is doing it."

"This celebrity endorses our product."

"Your safety is at risk if you don’t buy this product."

What is an appeal to fear?

A claim that makes people feel their safety or health is in danger

A claim that makes people feel morally obligated to act

A claim that manipulates compassion and sympathy

A claim based on scientific evidence

Which of the following demonstrates an appeal to fear?

If we don’t act now, the planet may be uninhabitable in just a few decades.

You should help others because it’s the right thing to do.

This product is the most popular on the market.

We need to act now because it is morally right to protect the environment.

What is an appeal to pity?

A claim that tries to evoke sympathy and compassion

A claim that appeals to logic and reason

A claim that makes people feel superior

A claim that makes people feel afraid

Which of the following is an example of an appeal to pity?

Please donate to the charity to help the homeless who have no food or shelter.

You should buy this product because it’s the most affordable.

This brand has been used by the most prestigious people in the world.

Our company is endorsed by the best athletes in the world.

What is loaded language?

Using words with strong positive or negative meanings to stir emotions

Using neutral words that do not affect emotions

Using logical reasoning to support a claim

Using statistics to provide evidence

Which of the following is an example of loaded language?

This product is revolutionary, groundbreaking, and will change the world.

Our product is reliable and easy to use.

This product is good value for money.

This product is endorsed by experts.

Which of the following is an example of loaded language used in a political argument?

Opponents of this policy are out of touch with the needs of everyday citizens.

We should support this policy to make our country better.

This policy is supported by a majority of people.

This policy has proven benefits.

The definition of the term "reasoning":

An appeal to rational thought and explains why their position makes sense

Feeling emotional about something

Following orders without questioning

What is the primary purpose of using a claim in an argument?

To state the opinion or position

To provide a summary of the topic

a piece of writing that involves the aim of persuading others to agree with an opinion

Facts, reason, statistics and other information used to support reasons

an explanation for an opinion or claim

Author's main position (opinion) on the issue

Statement of what the topic will be about

A claim is______________-

The position that you are trying to get your readers to accept.

the position that your opponent presents in an argumentative style

a non fact based argument presented in conversation

What is the best definition for claim?

A statement you intend to argue

A statement you believe to be false

Argument/persuasion

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What is an argument?

A random opinion with no evidence

A claim supported by reasons and evidence

A list of facts with no opinion

An emotional response without logic

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Where is the claim (the writer's position) typically found in an argument?

In the middle of the argument only

in the inroduction, in the middle, or in the conclusion

Only at the end of the argument

It’s not always stated

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Which of the following is most likely to be a claim in an argumentative essay?

Many people believe that climate change is a serious issue.

Climate change poses a severe threat to our planet, and urgent action is necessary.

Scientists are debating climate change in numerous studies.

Climate change is something we should consider.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What is support (evidence) in an argument?

A claim or opinion without explanation

Reasons and proof that back up the claim

A question or statement that is meant to confuse

A conclusion drawn from personal beliefs

Which of the following is an example of evidence?

Most people believe exercise is important.

According to a 2023 study by the CDC, 30 minutes of daily exercise reduces the risk of heart disease by 40%.

Exercise is a great way to stay healthy.

Exercise is something that everyone should do.

What is a counterargument?

The evidence that supports the claim

A viewpoint opposing the claim

The conclusion of the argument

The emotional appeal used in the argument

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Why should a strong argument address counterarguments?

To confuse the reader

To show that the writer is open-minded

To counter objections and strengthen the claim

To ignore opposing viewpoints

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