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The Empowered Writer, Practice Quiz: Chapter 09
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The principal appeal in most argumentative essays should be to the reader's ________.
a) logic and reason
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b) reason and interest
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c) opinion and emotions
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d) experience and orientation
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In an argument, ethical fallacies harm the writer's ________.
a) insight
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b) morality
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c) credibility
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d) experience
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A writer should ensure that an argument does not come across as ________.
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b) ethical
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c) concise
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d) factual
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The manageability of a claim is partly determined by ________.
a) whether it is interesting and specific
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b) the essay's length
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c) the complexity of the topic
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d) all of the above
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A red herring is a(n) ________ fallacy.
a) emotional
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b) cause-effect
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c) irrelevant
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d) logical
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False cause is a(n) ________ fallacy.
a) evidence
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b) logical
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c) irrelevant
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d) emotional
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Slanted or loaded language can exhibit a writer's ________.
a) extensive terminology
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b) fairness
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c) lack of objectivity
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d) all of the above
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The major premise of the deductive reasoning method refers to ________.
a) a general statement of a principle
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b) a specific statement about the topic
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c) a statement that relates all the major points
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d) an introductory statement on the topic
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Using both a general statement and a specific statement to arrive at a conclusion is the process of ________.
a) analogy
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b) deductive reasoning
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c) inductive reasoning
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d) purpose-based rebuttal
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When creating an outline for an argumentative essay, the writer should ensure that the points are ordered ________.
a) alphabetically
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b) numerically
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c) logically
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d) all of the above
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A rebuttal strengthens the writer's argument by ________.
a) identifying that the opposition used emotional fallacies
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b) demonstrating that their argument is strong enough to counter opposition
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c) conceding that the opposition made a stronger argument
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d) introducing the opposition's weakest claim and proving it wrong
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When using slides in a presentation, try using the "five by five" rule, which is ________.
a) use more than five lines of text on each slide and no more than five words on each line
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b) use five images for every five lines of text and no more than five words on each line
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c) use more than five lines of text on each slide and more than five words on each line
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d) use no more than five lines of text on each slide and no more than five words on each line
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Effective arguments are objective and use ________ language.
a) emotional
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b) opinionated
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c) subjective
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d) neutral
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A dependent clause that contains opposing information followed by the writer's claim as an independent clause is one way to express _________.
a) point by point rebuttal
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b) acknowledgment
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c) logical fallacy
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d) concession
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To determine if a writer's claim is manageable, consider ________.
a) essay length
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b) available support
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c) practicality of the topic
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d) all of the above
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