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| a discussion involving different points of view |
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| spectators or group of people receiving information |
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| a preference or hostile feeling towards a person or thing |
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| a portrait that exaggerates the essence of a person |
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| central argument structure |
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| introduction, narration, confirmation, refutation, and concession, summation |
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| a statement assumed to be true b/c it is so common |
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| final part of an argument |
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| a word or phrase close by an unfamiliar word that hints at what a word might mean |
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| an argument against an argument |
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| proof - the supporting details to prove a claim |
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| something that actually exist and it can be proved |
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| a belief that is not true |
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| the influence/ the effect |
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| a main point or claim that is not correct |
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| a question that suggests the desired answer |
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| words to evoke a strong emotional response to influence the argument |
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| someone's belief, personal take on something |
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| a statement or claim that is presented as true; The main point to an argument or claim |
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| the perspective of the person telling the information |
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| rhetorical and logical fallacy |
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| an argument or claim to distract from the truth |
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| a question that does not require a response |
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