Argumentative Vocabulary Practice

What is the quality of having reliable and trustworthy characteristics, often influenced by expertise and unbiased reasoning?

• Juxtaposition

• Credibility

• Loaded language

• Synthesize

What term describes an electronic text read on a computer or other electronic device that may include images, sound, and video?

• Logical fallacy

• Multimodal texts

• Digital text

• Faulty reasoning

What is a logically incorrect argument that contains a conclusion not supported by data?

• Juxtaposition

• Faulty reasoning

• Synthesize

• Loaded language

What term refers to two or more words, phrases, or ideas placed close together to compare or contrast them?

• Juxtaposition

• Credibility

• Logical fallacy

• Multimodal texts

What is a term or phrase with strong emotional overtones meant to evoke strong reactions?

• Digital text

• Loaded language

• Synthesize

• Faulty reasoning

What is an incorrect or problematic argument not based on sound reasoning?

• Logical fallacy

• Juxtaposition

• Multimodal texts

• Credibility

What is the strategic integration of two or more modes of communication to create meaning?

• Digital text

• Multimodal texts

• Loaded language

• Synthesize

What does it mean to combine elements and parts to form a coherent whole?

• Juxtaposition

• Synthesize

• Faulty reasoning

• Logical fallacy

What is the process of evaluating the reliability and validity of a source or information?

• Loaded language

• Credibility assessment

• Logical fallacy

• Juxtaposition

What is the term for a misleading or unsound argument that appears logical at first glance?

• Synthesize

• Juxtaposition

• Digital text

• Logical fallacy