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WorksheetsPersuasive Speech ch.9
Total questions: 21
Worksheet time: 14mins
What is Major Premise?
Two things happen, assume one causes the other
uses broader truths to draw a conclusion about specific instances
the argument that you are making
broad statement of the truth that the audience is likely to agree is true
What definition is Reasoning from Sign?
Use symptoms to make broad assumptions
Two things happen, assume one causes the other
Comparing two similar phenomena
Example: College journey is compared to climbing Mt. Everest
Reasoning from Example
Reasoning from Analogy
Reasoning from Cause
Reasoning from Sign
Speaking up for an individual or group’s needs, interests, or rights
(a)
Self-advocacy is…
drawing conclusions about what is likely to be true, but what is still uncertain
we speak up for an individual or group on their needs, rights, and interests
speak up for ourselves, our own needs, rights, and interests
Information/ evidence that you use to support your claim is called…
(a)
Making something look valuable on the belief of it being limited supply is…
(a)
A more advanced approach to building arguments that construct them through six components is..
Toulmin Model of Argumentation
Deductive Reasoning
Inductive Reasoning
Persuasive Speech
Reasoning from Example…
Ex: Your dog is easy to train. Your dog is a pit bull so all pit bulls are easy to train.
Ex: College journey is compared to Climbing Mt. Everest
Ex: People are carrying umbrellas. It must be about to rain.
Change your audience’s attitude, behaviors, or beliefs is…
(a)
True or False: an example of Question of Value is capital punishment is legally and morally wrong
True
False
True or False: Ego Involvement is individuals evaluating new ideas by comparing it to their existing attitudes and beliefs
True
False
T/F: Social Judgment Theory is individuals evaluating new ideas by comparing it to their existing attitudes of beliefs
False
True
An example of Question of Policy is…
Student Parking should be more accessible
Capital punishment is morally and legally wrong
People are holding umbrellas. It must be about to rain outside.
My dog is easy to train. He is a pitbull so all pit bulls are easy to train.
Ex: Social Media is good for democracy
Question from Fact
Question from Value
Question from Example
Question from Sign
Additional information about rules, regulations, or other resources that serve as a bridge to connect data to a claim
Persuasion
Question from Value
Warrant
Data
Argument structure that relies on if-then logic
Conditional Syllogism
Categorical Syllogism
Disjunctive Syllogism
Structure that makes an either-or argument
Conditional Syllogism
Disjunctive Syllogism
Categorical Syllogism
Structure that relies on a specific instance in a broader category to make an argument about the stated nature
Disjunctive Syllogism
Categorical Syllogism
Conditional Syllogism
When advocating, it is important to…
Research the cause you are advocating
Explore opposing viewpoints
Seek collaboration with other members of the cause
Types of arguments are…
Inductive Reasoning
Deductive Reasoning
Scarcity
Authority
