This type of appeal often uses testimonials, loaded words, bandwagon appeal, and glittering generalities.

This type of appeal uses the law, morality, faith, and our sense of right and wrong. It often uses a person's character to make arguments.

This type of approach uses provable facts and evidence to convince you to think or act in a certain way.

This approach uses Focuses on the writer’s experiences, feelings, and opinions to convince you to think or act in a certain way.

Which appeal is stronger, the subjective approach or the objective approach?

The purpose of MOST argumentative writing is to...

True or False: All persuasive writing contains bias.

A broad, general statement or conclusion that is made on the basis of only one or two observations is called

This occurs when one event is said to cause another event because the two events happened in sequence.

This fallacy assumes that there are only two possible choices or solutions (usually extreme), even though there may be many.

This logical fallacy uses labels to attack a person who holds an opposing view, instead of giving reasons or evidence to attack the view itself.

This logical fallacy gives all members of a group the same, usually undesirable, characteristics. This fallacy assumes that everyone in that group is alike.

This is a logical fallacy where to unrelated things are compared based on flawed or false reasoning. This fallacy is categorized as a fallacy of inconsistency.

This fallacy is the act of pointing to individual cases or data that seem to confirm a particular position while ignoring a significant portion of related and similar cases or data that may contradict that position.

What logical fallacy occurs in the following example: "America -- Love It Or Leave It."

What logical fallacy occurs in the following statement: All old people are ignorant when it comes to technology.

What logical fallacy occurs in the following example: My friend James drinks 12 energy drinks every day and he has never had any problems with them. Therefore, energy drinks are not bad for you.

What logical fallacy occurs in the following statement: we have had a bad economy ever since that guy was elected president!

What logical fallacy occurs in the following example: A school district shared data from testing that showed improvement in reading scores but neglected to show a decline in math scores and claimed to have had a completely successful year.

What logical fallacy occurs in the following statement: "My opponent Senator Johnson apparently never learned about climate change in school so he doesn't understand how important of an issue it is to his fellow Americans."

What logical fallacy occurs in the following example: You cannot judge my client's company for dumping bio waste in the ocean when you yourself don't recycle.