Advocacy and Opposition: An Introduction to Argumentation (7th Edition) 7th Edition

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Donald Jay Rybacki, Karyn Charles Rybacki

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978-0205781188 Chapter 1

CHAPTER 1 WHAT IS ARGUMENTATION? True or False 1-1 Arguments exist all around us in everyday communication. Answer: T; Page: 3; Difficulty: 1; Skill: Factual 1-1 Arguments exist all around us in everyday communication. Answer: T; Page: 3; Difficulty: 1; Skill: Factual 1-1 Arguments exist all around us

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CHAPTER 10 HOW ARE PROPOSITIONS OF VALUE ARGUED? True or False 10-1 Value argumentation is almost exclusively concerned with making aesthetic judgments about artistic works using sets of critical standards from fields such a theatre, music, painting, and dance. Answer: F; Page: 196; Difficulty: 2; Skill: Factual Answer: F;

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CHAPTER 11 HOW ARE PROPOSITIONS OF POLICY ARGUED? True or False 11-1 Outside of academic debate competitions, the only place we find argumentation taking place is in state and federal legislative bodies. Answer: F; Page: 230; Difficulty: 2; Skill: Factual Answer: F; Page: 230; Difficulty: 2; Skill: Factual Answer:

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CHAPTER 2 WHERE DO I BEGIN IN ARGUMENTATION? True or False 2-1 The basic mental structure of the reasoning process is one of the elements in argumentation that is field invariant. Answer: T; Page: 23; Difficulty: 1; Skill: Factual Answer: T; Page: 23; Difficulty: 1; Skill: Factual Answer: T;

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CHAPTER 3 WHAT AM I GOING TO ARGUE ABOUT? True or False 3-1 The proposition is a statement, the acceptance of which would result in an alteration of belief or behavior. Answer: T; Page: 36; Difficulty: 1; Skill: Factual Answer: T; Page: 36; Difficulty: 1; Skill: Factual Answer: T;

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CHAPTER 4 HOW DO I ANALYZE PROPOSITIONS? True or False 4-1 Analyzing the immediate cause of interest in a topic can be accomplished by examining the mass media. Answer: T; Page: 59; Difficulty: 1; Skill: Factual Answer: T; Page: 59; Difficulty: 1; Skill: Factual Answer: T; Page: 59; Difficulty:

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CHAPTER 5 HOW IS A UNIT OF ARGUMENT CREATED? True or False 5-1 Claims begin the process of argument by identifying the stand being taken. Answer: T; Page: 86; Difficulty: 1; Skill: Factual Answer: T; Page: 86; Difficulty: 1; Skill: Factual Answer: T; Page: 86; Difficulty: 1; Skill:

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CHAPTER 6 HOW DO I PROVE MY ARGUMENT? True or False 6-1 Evidence is information taken from fact or opinion material used to establish the probable truth of a claim. Answer: T; Page: 102; Difficulty: 1; Skill: Factual Answer: T; Page: 102; Difficulty: 1; Skill: Factual Answer: T; Page:

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CHAPTER 7 HOW DO I REASON WITH MY AUDIENCE? True or False 7-1 The reasoning process in argumentation is most commonly found in the warrant step in the Toulmin model. Answer: T; Page: 129; Difficulty: 1; Skill: Conceptual in the Toulmin model. Answer: T; Page: 129; Difficulty: 1; Skill:

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CHAPTER 8 WHAT SHOULD I AVOID? True or False 8-1 Fallacies only occur when arguers intentionally attempt to deceive their listeners or readers. Answer: F; Page: 148; Difficulty: 1; Skill: Factual Answer: F; Page: 148; Difficulty: 1; Skill: Factual Answer: F; Page: 148; Difficulty: 1; Skill: Factual 8-2

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CHAPTER 9 HOW ARE FACTUAL PROPOSITIONS ARGUED? True or False 9-1 Factual argumentation is used in a number of fields to pursue new knowledge and interpret existing knowledge. Answer: T; Page: 170-171; Difficulty: 1; Skill: Factual Answer: T; Page: 170-171; Difficulty: 1; Skill: Factual Answer: T; Page: 170-171; Difficulty: 1;

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