Argumentation

Welcome to the "Argumentation" category on Questions LLC! Here, you will find a diverse collection of thought-provoking questions and discussions centered around the art of argumentation. Whether you are an aspiring debater, a curious learner interested in mastering persuasive techniques, or simply looking to engage in stimulating conversations, this category is designed to provide you with a platform to explore the fascinating world of argumentation. From exploring logical fallacies to dissecting effective rhetorical strategies, we invite you to dive in, ask insightful questions, share your perspectives, and engage in friendly debates with our vibrant community of users. Let the exploration of ideas and the exchange of well-constructed arguments begin!

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Facts and examples that support a claim are called _______?(1 point)an argument. an evaluation. reasons. evidence. What is a
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2. asked by Anonymous
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(I REALLY NEED HELP)Use the claims to answer the question. "Claim: Swimming in the ocean is a great experience. Opposing claim:
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2. asked by Nishii
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Which sentence explains what it means for a claim to be debatable?(1 point)Opposing Claims Quick Check need answers
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2. asked by okey
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Claims, Reasons and Evidence Quick Check1 of 51 of 5 Items Question Which description defines a claim?(1 point) Responses an
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2. asked by myworldwha
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Writing an Argument Unit Test3 of 153 of 15 Items Question Which statement includes a claim that is debatable?(1 point)
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2. asked by golden retriever
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In an argument, a claim must be debatable.(1 point) Responses True True False
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2. asked anonymously
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What is argumentation?a) An angry confrontation with another person b) The art of speaking or writing effectively c) Using
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What does it mean for a claim to be debatable?(1 point)It is based on facts that cannot be refuted. It can be supported with
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2. asked by Anonymous
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I can clearly show claim, evidence. And---------- Fit together.FILL IN THE BLANK
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2. asked by rsgA
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Yes me again-Concluding Statement Quick Check The restatement of a claim and summary of the supporting evidence in an argument
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2. asked by astrx
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Lesson 11: Audio Argument Summaries Quick Check1. What is the best definition for an argument? (1 point) A. information
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2. asked by Kylie
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Which of the following should you do to make your argument effective?Answers: Compare the opposite side's views to something
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2. asked by T
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10) All evidence for a claim should...* 2 points relate back to the argument represent multiple slides. be from only one text be
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Which makes a speaker’s argument most convincing?(1 point)Responses A. providing a call to action B. including many opinions
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2. asked by *burp*
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In terms of the argument, what is the purpose of using the list of pros and cons in “Bad News” and “Good News” in the
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2. asked anonymously
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"A claim is simply a statement of opinion—your point of view regarding a topic. However, a strong claim in an argument should
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2. asked by PLEASE HELP
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Which should a speaker use to support a claim?(1 point)Responses persuasion persuasion evidence evidence call to action call to
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2. asked by ༼ つ ◕_◕ ༽つ
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I think is a claim or Supporting Evidence?
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2. asked by ANTHONY
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What does its mean to delineate an argument
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What do you have to have in order to support your claim when making an argument?
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2. asked by Ayaka~!
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Ethos,Pathos, and Logos if money doesn’t buy you happiness
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2. asked anonymously
3. 70 views
the major problem in writing an argument based on inductive reasoning is the possibility of flawed or spurious:A)inference
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2. asked by Skat
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How should points related to an argument be presented
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2. asked by St Jude girl
3. 290 views
Which of the following is an argumentConnexus academy
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2. asked by Anonymous
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True or false: It is the case that if an argument is inductively correct then the conclusion is factually correct as well
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2. asked by allie
3. 409 views
Which sentence explains what it means for a claim to be debatable
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2. asked by Amy
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What is the purpose of an argument?(1 point)Responses to share an opinion that is supported by evidence to share an opinion that
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2. asked by Moon_Squ@d
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What is a claim?(1 point)Responses ideas that oppose a belief ideas that oppose a belief a reason that tells why something is
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2. asked by Moon_Squ@d
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audio argument summaries quick check
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2. asked by SIBERIAN-HUSKY (1)
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Which option means to delineate an argument?• to restate it in a different way • to form an opinion on it • to support it
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2. asked by one
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What phrase defines a sound argument
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2. asked by Amy
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The major problem in writing an argument based on inductive reasoning is the possibility of flawed or spurious:A)inference
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2. asked by SAI
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the major problem in writing an argument based on inductive reasoning is the possibility of flawed or spurious:A)inference
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2. asked by SAI
3. 1,384 views
I need help understanding inductive and deductive arguments and stated and unstated premises. Thank you
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2. asked by Envelope
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Which of the following arguments should be used if a speaker wants to focus on an audience’s emotions? (1 point)Responses
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2. asked anonymously
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What is a claim?(1 point)Responses facts and examples that support an opinion facts and examples that support an opinion ideas
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2. asked by Ela
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Your _____________________ must be based on __________________ from the text.
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2. asked by annymous
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The restatement of a claim and summary of the supporting evidence in an argument is called the _________.
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2. asked by Katiana
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opposing claims
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2. asked by Anonymous
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Which of the following is an argument?
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2. asked by tg
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Which of the following describes how to trace an argument
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2. asked by SpongeBob
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Lesson 2: ArgumentationLanguage Arts 7 B Unit 3: Visions of the Past and Future all answers pls
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2. asked by HELP
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Which is a narrow, debatable claim
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2. asked by Brianna
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A petition to change public policy is likely to be an example of ________________ argumentation. (Points : 1)Classic Consensual
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2. asked by madam
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Hi what is a counter agrument?Thanks
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2. asked by Avery
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I need to make a syllogism for an advertisement. I choose to use Dayquil's moms don't take sick daysIs this a good syllogism ?
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2. asked by Amy
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Aron: The two double A batteries in my CD player are dead, so the CD player doesn’t work. My television remote control, which
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2. asked by Anonymous
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Assume you are given a sound argument. What do you know about it? (Points : 1)It is deductive. It is valid. Both A and B None of
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2. asked by Ashley
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how to find the call of action, claims,counterargument, rebuttal to the counterargument.like words that will help me find it
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2. asked by loli
3. 655 views
assume you are given a sound argument. what do you know about it?
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2. asked by Anonymous
3. 362 views

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