Word D-I

Question 1

Deduction

Answer 1

Deduction is a logical process where in you reach a conclusion by starting with a general principle or universal truth and apply it to a specific case

Question 2

Diction

Answer 2

Speakers choice of words

Question 3

Either

Answer 3

In the fallacy The speaker presents two extreme options as only the possible choice

Question 4

Enthymeme

Answer 4

Essentially a syllogism with one of the premises is is implied in taken for granted as understood

Question 5

Syllogism

Answer 5

Illogical structure that uses the major premise and minor premise to reach in necessary conclusion

Question 6

Ethos

Answer 6

To appeal to credibility and trustworthiness

Question 7

Exordium

Answer 7

In classical oration the introduction to an argument in which the speaker announces the subject and purpose In the pews to ethos those in order to establish credibility

Question 8

Fallacy

Answer 8

Potential vulnerabilities or weaknesses in an argument they often arise from a value to make a logical connection between the claim and evidence used to support it

Question 9

False dilemma (same as either)

Answer 9

In this fallacy the speaker presents to strain options as the only possible choice

Question 10

Faulty analogy

Answer 10

If I was that occurs when an analogy compares two things that are not comparable

Question 11

Figurative language

Answer 11

None little language something referred to as tropes or metaphorical language

Question 12

First-hand evidence

Answer 12

Evidence based on something the writer knows or has experienced

Question 13

Hasty generalization

Answer 13

FLC in which a 40 conclusion is reached because of inadequate evidence

Question 14

Hortative sentence

Answer 14

A sentence exhorters urges and treats employees are calls to action

Question 15

Hyperbole

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Deliberate exaggeration use for empresses order to produce a comedic or ironic affect an overstatement to make a point

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Imagery

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I description of how something looks feels tastes or smells

Question 17

Imperative sentence

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A sentence used to command or enjoin

Question 18

Induction

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Illogical process where any reason from particular’s to universes easy specific cases in order to draw a conclusion in which is also called a generalization

Question 19

Inversion

Answer 19

Inverted order of words in a sentence