health

Question 1

experts and important people that support your side of the argument

Answer 1

big names

Question 2

your main point

Answer 2

claim

Question 3

using logic, numbers, facts, and data to support your argument

Answer 3

logos

Question 4

appealing to your audience’s emotions

Answer 4

pathos

Question 5

making yourself seem trustworthy believable

Answer 5

ethos

Question 6

building a sense of urgency for your case

Answer 6

Kairos

Question 7

using studies and information to make your argument seem more convincing; you can use words, graphs, tables, illustrations

Answer 7

research

Question 8

belief in the ability to succeed

Answer 8

self-efficancy

Question 9

to be against something

Answer 9

oppose

Question 10

a feeling of belief

Answer 10

opinion

Question 11

to write exactly what someone has said

Answer 11

quote

Question 12

make a firm decision to do something

Answer 12

resolve

Question 13

a subject to be debated

Answer 13

proposition

Question 14

a strong statement to support one side of an argument

Answer 14

contention

Question 15

side that supports the proposition

Answer 15

affirmative side

Question 16

side that opposes the proposition

Answer 16

negative side

Question 17

response to a counterargument

Answer 17

rebuttal

Question 18

to admit that someone else is right

Answer 18

concede

Question 19

an opposing argument of response

Answer 19

counterargument