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ARGUMENT
series of statements designed to convince you of something.

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PERSUADE
to win support for, to convince

Sentence: _______________________
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CREDIBLE
believable, comes from a recognized authority on a subject, not biased

Example of a credible source: _______
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CLAIM
opinion

Sentence: _______________________
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GENERALIZATION
a statement about a group of people/things that is based on only a few

Example: _______________________
RHETORICAL DEVICE
a technique used to convince the reader of something (logical, emotional, and ethical)

Example: _______________________
LOGICAL APPEAL
reasons supported by evidence (facts, statistics, expert opinions, examples)

Example: _______________________
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EMOTIONAL APPEAL
reasons that appeal to readers’ emotions (anecdotes, examples, loaded words)

Example: _______________________
ETHICAL APPEAL
addresses readers’ sense of right and wrong

Example: _______________________
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EVIDENCE
the information that authors use to support their reasons – facts, statistics, examples, quotes.

Sentence: ___________________
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