wayground logo

Free Printable Worksheets

Font size

S
M
L
XL
Worksheets

Argumentative text vocabulary

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 5hrs 0mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

argumentative text

a)

text that presents an opinion about a topic and evidence to support it

b)

logical thinking

c)

Statements about all the members of a group or all of a group or all of a certain type of thing

d)

Using facts and studies to support an argument

2.

Persuasion

a)

Type of speech that tries to convince audience members to think or act a certain way

b)

A statement that can be proven with supporting information

c)

Statement that appeal to logic

d)

Provide proof of your reasoning

3.

Reasoning

a)

Provides proof of your reasoning

b)

Logical thinking

c)

An invalid or not logical argument that often includes errors in reasoning

d)

Statement that appeal to logic

4.

Analogy

a)

Speaker persuades by comparing ideas or situations

b)

Claim about to world or a simple statement

c)

Logical thinking

d)

In a text used in an argument that focuses on the opponents personality character or qualities instead of the opponents supporting evidence

5.

Authority

a)

Making an unfair too-broad statement about a person or a group of people

b)

Text to present an opinion about a topic and evidence to support it

c)

A statement that can be proven by supporting information

d)

Using one’s own authority or the authority of others to support an argument

6.

Statistics

a)

Logical thinking

b)

Using facts and studies to support an argument

c)

Statement me that appeal to emotion

d)

Overstating something or stretching the truth

7.

Example

a)

Using facts and studies to support an argument

b)

Statement that appeal to logic

c)

Supporting an argument by presenting a similar situation

d)

And attacked using an argument that focuses on the opponents personality character or other qualities instead of an appoint supporting evidence

8.

Assertion

a)

Claim about the world or a simple statement

b)

An invalid or not logical argument that often includes errors in reasoning

c)

Logical thinking

d)

None of the above

9.

Evidence

a)

What are rather believe/thinks his or her personal view

b)

All of the above

c)

Statements that appeal to emotion

d)

Provides proof of your reasoning

10.

Fact

a)

Text app presents an opinion about a topic and evidence to support it

b)

A statement that can be proven with supporting information

c)

Making an unfair, 2/broad statement about a person or a group of people

d)

Eight stories

11.

Opinion

a)

What a writer believes/thinks:his or her personal view

b)

Speaker persuade by comparing ideas or situation

c)

Statement that appear to logic

d)

None of the above

12.

Fallacy

a)

An invalid, Or not logical, argument that often includes errors in reasoning

b)

And attacked using an argument that focuses on the exponents personalities, Character, or other qualities instead of on the opponent supporting evidence

c)

Statement that appeal to emotion

d)

All of the above

13.

Pathos

a)

Provides proof of your reasoning

b)

Type of speech that tries to convince audience members to think or act a certain way

c)

Statement that appeal to emotion

d)

none of the above

14.

Ethos

a)

Logical thinking

b)

A statement that can be proven with supporting information

c)

An invalid, Or not logical, argument that often includes errors in reasoning

d)

Statement that appeal to authority

15.

Logos

a)

Provide proof of your reasoning

b)

Statement appear to logic

c)

Statement that appeal to logic

d)

A statement that can be proven with supporting information

16.

Ad hominem

a)

An attacked used in an argument that focuses on the opponents personality, character, or the other qualities instead of on the opponent supporting evidence

b)

Texad presents an opinion about a topic and evidence to support it

c)

Type of speech that tries to convince audience members to think or act a certain way

d)

All of the above

17.

Exaggeration

a)

Overstating something - or,”stretching the truth”

b)

Provide proof of your reasoning

c)

Using facts and studies to support an argument

d)

$132

18.

Stereotyping

a)

Making an unfair, too-broad statement about a person or a group of people

b)

Statement me that appeal to logic

c)

Statement that appeal to emotion

d)

All of the above

19.

Categorical claims

a)

Speaker persuade by comparing ideas are situations

b)

Claims about the world, or a simple statement

c)

Statements about all the members of a group or all of a certain type of thing

d)

Statement that appeals to logic

20.

Argument

a)

In a text, an author’s claim

b)

Statements that appeal to authority

c)

Statements that appeal to logic

d)

None of the above