The reasons and evidence used for an argument is

Examples, facts, and expert opinions are all

A brief argument that tries to disprove opposing opinions is

A statement of opinion is sometimes called

Drawing a general conclusion from specific facts is

Drawing a specific conclusion from general and specific facts is

Presenting facts and logical reasoning in support of a proposition is an appeal to

Attempting to stir up positive or negative feelings is an appeal to

Drawing upon shared values and beliefs within the intended audience is an appeal to

Using the testimony of a source widely regarded as knowledgeable and reliable is an appeal to

This may be used to produce an effect rather than an answer.

Being related to an argument is called

Having a high degree of believability or trustworthiness is called

Having a degree of excellence is called

This shows a clear chain of reasoning.

This comes from observation, experience, or experiments.

This is based on brief stories of personal experience.

Personally attacking someone to shift attention away from your views is

Using broad, sweeping statements with no reasonable supporting evidence as proof is

Presenting only two possible sides or solutions to an issue when there are more options is

Changing the subject to avoid the real issue is

Drawing a cause-and-effect relationship between two unrelated events that just happen to follow one after another is