Argumentation

Question 1

Toulmin Model of Argument

Answer 1

Claims
Support
Warrants
Qualifiers

Question 2

Rogerian argument

Answer 2

Acknowledges both sides of the argument and then presenting what side you favor.

Question 3

Quantitative data

Answer 3

Numerical based-data with mathematical operations to analyze a topic.

Question 4

Qualitative data

Answer 4

Observation based-data of “why” to understand a topic.

Question 5

Claim

Answer 5

The controlling idea

Question 6

Grounds (Support)

Answer 6

Reasons given to a support claim

Question 7

Warrants

Answer 7

Assumptions underlying the argument (unstated claims/beliefs)

Question 8

Qualifiers

Answer 8

Tones that express you’re claim with reasons.

Question 9

Anecdotal evidence

Answer 9

Few examples which support or refute an argument, without statistical analysis.

Question 10

Call to Action

Answer 10

A speech or writing that encourages audience to take action.

Question 11

Empirical evidence

Answer 11

The information received by observation/documentation of an experimentation.

Question 12

Logical evidence

Answer 12

An appeal based on evidence and reasoning to persuade you’re audience.

Question 13

Concession

Answer 13

Acknowledges a point made by an opponent.

Question 14

Counterclaim

Answer 14

An opposing claim

Question 15

Refutation

Answer 15

To support one’s claim