Argumentation

Question 1

Reasons to support the claim, helps decide how to respond

Answer 1

Ground or Criteria

Question 2

Unstated justification for grounds

Answer 2

Warrant

Question 3

Data or info that supports the grounds

Answer 3

Backing

Question 4

Counter argument

Answer 4

Rebuttal

Question 5

Principle or rule established from series of cases or from an individual case
(Windsor v US)

Answer 5

Generalization argument

Question 6

Action is required to either preventing an undesirable effect or promoting a desired effect

Answer 6

Cause Argumentation

Question 7

Indirectly shows the listener something they would not ordinarily perceive or notice directly
(Will of the people)

Answer 7

Sign Argumentation

Question 8

Comparing two distinct situations one can argue for a similar course of action to be taken in both cases

Answer 8

Analogy argument

Question 9

Arguing for a course of action because a credible or authoritative source says to do so

Answer 9

Authority argument

Question 10

Conclusion, what I want audience to do or believe is true

Qualifier: forcefulness

Answer 10

Claim or Critical Decision