Dissecting Arguments Flashcards
(39 cards)
1
Q
so
A
Conclusion
2
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thus
A
Conclusion
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hence
A
Conclusion
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therefore
A
Conclusion
5
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as a result
A
Conclusion
6
Q
this shows
A
Conclusion
7
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consequently
A
Conclusion
8
Q
for
A
Support
9
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after all
A
Support
10
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because
A
Support
11
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since
A
Support
12
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but
A
Pivot
13
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yet
A
Pivot
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however
A
Pivot
15
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should
A
Opinion
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ought
A
Opinion
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clearly
A
Opinion
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obviously
A
Opinion
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evidently
A
Opinion
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apparently
A
Opinion
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probably
A
Opinion
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attributions
A
Opposing
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most people think
A
Opposing
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Q
some biologists say
A
Opposing
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concessions
Opposing
26
granted
Opposing
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while
Opposing
28
although
Opposing
29
naturally
Opposing
30
though it is true
Opposing
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Opinions are almost always _____.
conclusions
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Facts/Data is _____.
evidence/premise
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recently
pivot
34
5 Different Types of Conclusions
Recommendations
Causal Hypotheses
Rebuttals
Predictions
Judgments/Labels
35
When you see AFTER ALL and FOR, that means the previous claim _____.
was the conclusion.
36
BECAUSE and SINCE start or end a sentence, but you always know the other half of that sentence _____.
is a conclusion.
37
What does the Intermediate Conclusion do?
Provides direct support for the main conclusion. Intermediate Conclusions have a supporting premise that indirectly supports the main conclusion.
38
Argument Reasoning makes up what percent of Logical Reasoning
76%
24% - Facts, Principles, Paradoxes
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Which type of questions are 90% upside down arguments?
Role / Main Conclusion