English, 14.11.2019 14:31 makaylahendrix8808

1. what is argumentation?

logical reasoning or the process of debating

the art of speaking or writing effectively

an angry confrontation with another

using opinions to support ideas

2. what is rhetoric?

using opinions to support ideas

an angry confrontation with another

the art of speaking or writing effectively

logical reasoning or the process of debating\

3. which of the following is a true statement?

argumentation and persuasive writing mean the same thing.

argumentation is what you try to avoid when practicing rhetoric.

argumentation and rhetoric are the same skill with different names.

argumentation is based on logic while persuasive writing uses emotion.

4. what is a counterclaim?

an analysis of a personal situation using opinions

an analysis of a controversial issue using arguments

a statement that takes a stand on a controversial issue

a statement that responds to and defends against something

5. what is a claim?

a statement that responds to and defends against something

a statement that takes a stand on a controversial issue

an analysis of a controversial issue using arguments

an analysis of a personal situation using opinions

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