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Cards In This Set
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Claim
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The introducing statement showing your position
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Premise
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General principle that most readers would agree with.
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Loaded Terms
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Terms with high connotation used to effect your emotions.
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Caricature
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Cartoon-like portrayals of opposing arguments.
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Ethical Appeal
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Tries to gain moral support by linking the claim to a widely accepted value.
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Argument
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A claim supported by reasons and evidence.
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Support
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Reasons that back up the claim
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Counterargument
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Made to disprove an opposing viewpoint
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Conclusion
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The paragraph finishing of the essay.
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Accurate
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True information.
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Bias
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The opinion in the text that will stop you from being completely factual.
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Contrast
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Show the difference.
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Convince
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To make someone think your way.
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Logic
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Reasoning conducted or assessed according to strict principles of validity
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Bandwagon
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Taps into people's desire to belong
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