Argumentative Text Quiz

What is the first part of an argumentative text?

• Introduction

• Evidence

• Body

• Conclusion

Which of the following is NOT a part of an argumentative text?

• Summary

• Body

• Conclusion

• Introduction

What is 'Argumentum ad Hominem'?

• Attacking the person

• Appeal to emotion

• Logical fallacy

• Appeal to authority

Which fallacy involves using fear to persuade?

• Argumentum ad Baculum

• Argumentum ad Misericordiam

• Non Sequiturs

• Ignoratio Elenchi

What does 'Non Sequiturs' refer to?

• Misleading statistics

• False comparison

• Emotional appeal

• Irrelevant conclusion

Which of the following is a type of faulty reasoning?

• Hypothesis

• Premise

• Dilemma

• Thesis

What is the purpose of the 'Body' in an argumentative text?

• To conclude the discussion

• To summarize the arguments

• To present arguments

• To introduce the topic

What does 'Argumentum ad Misericordiam' appeal to?

• Authority

• Fear

• Logic

• Pity

Which of the following is a common logical fallacy?

• Thesis statement

• Dilemma

• Evidence

• Counterargument

What is the last part of an argumentative text called?

• Thesis

• Body

• Introduction

• Conclusion