I. IDENTIFICATION.
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1-3.) What are the three characteristics of reasonable
argument?
____________________
____________________
____________________
4.) One of the 4 pillars of argument that states your
position on the issue.
____________________
5.) One of the 4 pillars of argument wherein you needed
to establish a proof.
____________________
6.) A type of fallacy that sways opinion by using
emotionally charged words.
____________________
7.) Another fallacy that rejects opposing view by
attacking the opponent.
____________________
8.) “I have served escabeche for dinner and now we are
experiencing stomachache, so the escabeche must have
caused it.” The statement is an example ow what
fallacy?
____________________
9.) A type of fallacy that draws conclusion from too little
evidence.
____________________
10.) A type of fallacy that provides easy solutions to
complicated problems.
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II. TRUE or FALSE. (COPY and ANSWER) Write T if
the statement is TRUE and F if FALSE. For false
statements, underline the word/s that makes it incorrect,
then give the correct word/s on the space after every
item.
___ 11. There are only two options the writer has in
every issue, to agree and to support his/her stand.
________________________________________
___ 12. When writing a supporting evidence, you
should consider all sides of an issue.
________________________________________
___ 13. Supporting evidence must be from facts and
statistics, not expert opinion and accurate
documentation.
________________________________________
___ 14. A good academic writer is biased and fair-
minded.
________________________________________
___ 15. Concluding statements reiterates thesis
statement and wraps up the essay.
________________________________________
Power is not revealed by striking hard or often, but
by striking true.
I. IDENTIFICATION.
1-3.) What are the three characteristics of reasonable
argument?
____________________
____________________
____________________
4.) One of the 4 pillars of argument that states your
position on the issue.
____________________
5.) One of the 4 pillars of argument wherein you needed
to establish a proof.
____________________
6.) A type of fallacy that sways opinion by using
emotionally charged words.
____________________
7.) Another fallacy that rejects opposing view by
attacking the opponent.
____________________
8.) “I have served escabeche for dinner and now we are
experiencing stomachache, so the escabeche must have
caused it.” The statement is an example ow what
fallacy?
____________________
9.) A type of fallacy that draws conclusion from too little
evidence.
____________________
10.) A type of fallacy that provides easy solutions to
complicated problems.
____________________
II. TRUE or FALSE. (COPY and ANSWER) Write T if
the statement is TRUE and F if FALSE. For false
statements, underline the word/s that makes it incorrect,
then give the correct word/s on the space after every
item.
___ 11. There are only two options the writer has in
every issue, to agree and to support his/her stand.
________________________________________
___ 12. When writing a supporting evidence, you
should consider all sides of an issue.
________________________________________
___ 13. Supporting evidence must be from facts and
statistics, not expert opinion and accurate
documentation.
________________________________________
___ 14. A good academic writer is biased and fair-
minded.
________________________________________
___ 15. Concluding statements reiterates thesis
statement and wraps up the essay.
________________________________________
Power is not revealed by striking hard or often, but
by striking true.
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