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| just happens at random (women shopping) |
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| a comparison of two unlike things |
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| to decide a dispute (like judge judy) |
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| universally accepted as true (world is round) |
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| an opinion formed by prejudice and is one sided |
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| narrow minded (grandparents) |
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| standards or rules by which you judge |
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| the most important part of an argument or statement |
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| a situation in which there are two equally bad choices or outcomes |
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| your ideas come from a wide variety of sources (cd collection) |
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| you are liable to make mistakes |
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| a person who regects regularly accepted ideas |
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| SOMETHING MADE UP DUE TO A HYPOTHESIS |
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| you cant argue against it |
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| a generally accepted idea |
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| it appears to be true but isnt |
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| tottaly senseless or irrational |
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| to make an excuse for your failure |
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| to make an educated guess |
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| capable of being defended |
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