QUIZ 1

Name

Section

• Advocacy
• Faith
• Friendliness
• SSC

A type of evidence where in fact is clearly true and easy for most people to agree with or observe.

• Self-evidence
• Argument from Authority
• Anecdotal Evidence
• Empirical Evidence

These are personal stories or experiences used to support a claim. It may be true for one person but not for everyone.

• Self-evidence
• Argument from Authority
• Anecdotal Evidence
• Empirical Evidence

A claim supported by the opinion of an expert or respected person.

• Self-evidence
• Argument from Authority
• Anecdotal Evidence
• Empirical Evidence

Proof based on research, studies, or data. This is the strongest kind of evidence.

• Self-evidence
• Argument from Authority
• Anecdotal Evidence
• Empirical Evidence

It is any single statement of controversy advanced for the purpose of argument.

• Fact
• Opinion
• Claim
• Counterclaim

It is a statement that can be verified in a reference source such as an encyclopedia, a dictionary, a map, or a history book.

• Fact
• Opinion
• Claim
• Counterclaim

It is a belief, judgment, or a way of thinking about something.

• Fact
• Opinion
• Claim
• Counterclaim

These are claims that advocate a specific course of action.

• Claims of Fact
• Claims of Value
• Claims of Policy