Arguments 1.2-1.3 Flashcards

memorize the direction of support and the q-types and the q stem language that helps us id the q types

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How does the AC relate to the argument?

Answer choices will prove the assumption to be true thereby proving the conclusion to be true

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Assumption Sufficient

ASSUMPTION BASED QUESTIONS

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How does the AC relate to the argument?

ACs will provide information that is “needed” for the assumption to be true.

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Assumption necessary

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How does the AC relate to the argument?

ACs will make the assumption less likely to be true

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Weaken

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How does the AC relate to the argument?

ACs will describe the assumption/flaw

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Flaw

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How does the AC relate to the argument?

ACs will ask a question that addresses the assumption

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Evaluate

ASSUMPTION BASED QUESTIONS

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How does the AC relate to the argument?

ACs will make the assumption more likely to be true

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Stregthen

ASSUMPTION BASED QUESTIONS

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How does the AC relate to the argument?

will have a correct AC that contains an argument that displays the same assumption as the argument in question

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Parallel Flaw

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How does the AC relate to the argument?

ACs will state the assumption of the argument in language that is slightly broader or stronger than the perfect assumption.

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Reasoning Conforms

ASSUMPTION BASED QUESTIONS

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Question Stem Language

conclusion will follow logically if AC is true | conclusion will be properly drawn if AC is true | AC justifies the conclusion

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Assumption sufficient

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Question Stem Language

assumption required | assumption on which the argument depends, relies, needs | assumption underlies argument

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Assumption necessary

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Question Stem Language

AC strengthens | AC supports | AC most justifies | argument supported by the AC

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Stregthen

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Question Stem Language

undermines | calls into question

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Weaken

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Question Stem Language

error in reasoning | vulnerable to criticism

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Flaw

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Question Stem Language

evaluate | evaluation | validity

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Evaluate

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Question Stem Language

error in reasoning similar to which one of the following | flawed reasoning most similar

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Parallel Flaw

ASSUMPTION BASED QUESTIONS

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Question Stem Language

argument or reasoning conforms to the following principle

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Reasoning Conforms

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How does the AC relate to the argument?

ACs will provide a statement that “almost has to be true” according to the information given and “Generally Accepted Reality.”

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Inference

INF

INFERENCE BASED QUESTION

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How does the AC relate to the argument?

ACs will provide a statement that both speakers addressed directly or indirectly in such a way that you infer that they disagree (or agree) with one another about that statemen

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Point at issue

PAI

INFERENCE BASED QUESTION

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How does the AC relate to the argument?

(“Fill in the Blank”) ACs will build on information given in the argument and key words leading up to the blank.

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Guided Inference

GI

INFERENCE BASED QUESTION

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How does the AC relate to the argument?

ACs simply state THE conclusion of the argument.

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Main Point

MP

STRUCTURE BASED QUESTIONS

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How does the AC relate to the argument?

ACs describe WHAT the argument is doing, usually in very vague terms.

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Method of Argument

METH

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How does the AC relate to the argument?

ACs describe the way that one particular part of the argument fits into the argument as a whole.

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Function

FUN

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How does the AC relate to the argument?

ACs will present an entire argument that parallels the logical (not necessarily physical) argumentative structure of the main argument.

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Parallel Reasoning

LL

STRUCTURE BASED QUESTIONS

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Question Stem Language

argument supports AC | AC supported by argument | AC must be true/false | a conclusion | AC follows logically or is properly drawn from the argument

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Inference

INFERENCE BASED QUESTION

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# Question Stem Language point at issue | disagree | agree
PAI | Point at issue ## Footnote **INFERENCE BASED QUESTION**
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# Question Stem Language most appropriately fills in the blank | most logically completes the argument
GI | Guided inference ## Footnote **INFERENCE BASED QUESTION**
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# Question Stem Language the conclusion | statement that the argument is attempting to establish
MP | Main Point ## Footnote **STRUCTURE BASED QUESTIONS**
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# Question Stem Language | method of reasoning | proceeds by | technique | by
METH | Method of Argument ## Footnote **STRUCTURE BASED QUESTIONS**
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# Question Stem Language role | figures in the argument | purpose
FUN | Function ## Footnote **STRUCTURE BASED QUESTIONS**
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# Question Stem Language reasoning most similar | parallel reasoning
LL | Paralllel Reasoning ## Footnote **STRUCTURE BASED QUESTIONS**
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# Question Stem Language explain the surprising results | resolve or reconcile the discrepancy | explain the difference| resolve the paradox
DOX | Paradox ## Footnote **SITUATIONAL QUESTIONS**
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# Question Stem Language rinciple illustrated above | principle stated above
PA | Principle Above ## Footnote **SITUATIONAL QUESTIONS**
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# Question Stem Language following proposition ... exemplified by the situation above | example above illustrates ... the following proposition |situation above most conforms to ... the following principle/ generalization | situation above best illustrates the following
SCON | Situation Conforms ## Footnote **SITUATIONAL QUESTIONS**
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What is the question stem?
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# How does the AC relate to the argument? ACs will state a general principle or just an idea that applies to the situation described in the argument above.
SCON | Situation Conforms ## Footnote **SITUATIONAL QUESTIONS**
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# How does the AC relate to the argument? ACs will take the general principle that was stated or illustrated in the argument above and apply that principle to a new, specific situation
Priciple Above | PA ## Footnote **SITUATIONAL QUESTIONS**
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# How does the AC relate to the argument? ACs will help to explain or resolve the situation in the argument that seems contradictory.
Paradox | DOX ## Footnote **SITUATIONAL QUESTIONS**
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In Assu-Based Questions, we say ...
the AC supports the arg
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In Inf-Based Questions, we say ...
the arg supports the ACs
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What are the 6 ambiguous Q-ID terms | The following terms show up in various Q-Stems, so do NOT automatically ## Footnote assume that you know the Q-Type simply based on these terms
* * * “Supports” * “Justifies” * “Follows Logically” * “Properly Drawn” “Principle” “Infer” (any version of this word)
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synonmyms of "principle"
1. proposition 2. generalization 3. policy
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# Is this an assumption question or an inference question? Which one of the following statements provides the most support for the statements above?
this is an assumption question bc the AC supports the argument direction of support is pointing upwars
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# Is this an assumption question or an inference question? Which one of the following can be properly drawn from the statements above?
argument supports the answer choices so it is inference based
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# Is this an assumption question or an inference question? The conclusion above would f*ollow logically* if which of the following is true?
the AC are supporting the argument so it is an assumption based question
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# Is this an assumption question or an inference question? Which one of the followin***g can be properly inferred ***from the statements above?
argument supports the AC so it is inference question
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# Is this an assumption question or an inference question? Which one of the following would do the most to justify the conclusion above?
the AC support the argument so it is assumption based question
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# Is this an assumption question or an inference question? which of the following is most strongly supported by the information above?
inference question bc the arguement is supporting the ac | above is what is doing the supporting
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# Is this an assumption question or an inference question? Which one of the following, if true would most support the argument above
AC is supporting the arguement
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# Is this an assumption question or an inference question? Which of the folllow is supported by the converstation above?
inference question | following supported by above INF
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# what question type is this questions which one of the following principles justifies the conclusion drawn above?
STN
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# what question type is this questions which one of the following conforms most closely to the principle illustrated above?
PA
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# what question type is this questions Which one of the following most clearly violates the policy cited above?
PA-MBF | looking for something that violates that
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# what question type is this questions Of the following, which one most closely conforms to the principle that the passage illustrates?
PA
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when principle above is in the arguement it is always a
PA
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when "principle" is in the question stem then ex- he argument above most conforms to which one of the following principles?
it is some sort of assumption based question type | this is a RCON