Test Answers Flashcards

(33 cards)

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Not true Scotsman

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Defend by denying the counter example

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Pathos

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The use of emotion of pursued the audience

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3
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Hysteria proton

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A disorder of time, what is first is not supposed to be first

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4
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Ad hominem

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Attack an irrelevant part of the argument

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5
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Chiasmus

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Words/ phrases that are repeated in reverse order

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Ethos

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The use of credibility to persuade the audience

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Judicial oratory

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The use of oratory in the courts

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Style

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The way in which the speech is set up

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Antithesis

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Word and phrases that are both opposite and parallel

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10
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Special pleading

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Argument for an exception to the rules

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Pleonism

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Use of more word than are necessary are used

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12
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Anaphora

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Words and phrase that are repeated in a group of sentences

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Syllogism

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Reasoning that incudes 2 premises and a conclusion

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Ad noviem

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Because something is new it is better

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Invention

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The process of coming up with arguments in a speech

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Hyperbole

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Logos

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The uses of logical reasoning in an argument

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Paranomasia

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A play on words, a pun

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Cum hoc, ergo propter hoc

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Because a happens at the same time as b, a must have caused b

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What about ism

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Deflection by point out someone is that has done just as bad or worse

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Brachylogy

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Consider speech, omission of some words that are normally in a phrase

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Arrangement

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the part of prep. that focuses on Theo the words will be spoken

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Euphemism

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The use of a milder phrase in place of a harsher one

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Asyndeton

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Lack of conjunctions

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Non sequiter
A statement that doesn’t logically follow the one that come before
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Deliberative oratory
An speech on policy
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Apona
When an oratory pretends not to know what to say next
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Straw-man
Misrepresentation of another’s argument
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Black and white fallacy
False fallacy, there are only two solutions to a problem
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Prosopopoeia
Personification
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Interrogative
Rhetorical question
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Onomatopoeia
Word that sound like what they describe
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Memory
Remember a speech