LIBERTY ENGL 101 TEST 1 COMPLETE ANSWERS

ENGL 101 Test 1

1. One central argument the writer makes is that
2. The writer says that “intelligent” people realize that SUVs offer protection against injury in collisions. “Intelligent” implies that
3. The writer argues against the notion that
4. One of the writer’s main argument is that
5. One rebuttal the writer offers is that
6. Argumentative essays must be rational, reflecting a process of logical thinking.
7. _____ are the reasons, support, and evidence offered to support a claim.
8. Some arguments are conducted solely to explore a topic and increase understanding of an issue.
9. _____ is a way of reasoning in which a general statement is reached on2 tohuet boaf s2ispoifnts specific examples.
10. Sometimes, appeals to emotion are even more powerful than logic in their effect on an audience.
11. Critical reading of a visual image must include analysis of
12. What type of reasoning are advertisers using when they showcase a parade of satisfied customers who claim the product has worked for them?
13. _____ is/are the main idea in an argument.
14. Deductions establish that a conclusion must be true because the premises are also true.
15. Visual images can be read as texts conveying powerful cultural messages and arguments.
16. _____ is a process of reasoning that seeks valid conclusions.
17. Which logical fallacy is best illustrated by the following scenario?
An irate parent at the school board meeting to discuss uniforms points out that one of the members of the board was a sloppy dresser when he was in high school.
18. Evidence can be made up of
19. Argument is always about winners and losers.
20. Toulmin Model arguments include:
21. The purpose of some arguments is to
22. Which logical fallacy is best illustrated by the following scenario?
A friend reasons that his car must be mechanically superior to your car because his car cost significantly more to purchase than your car did.
23. Ethos arguments appeal to a reader’s
24. The Toulmin Model of argument includes claim, reason, and warrant.
25. Which logical fallacy is best illustrated by the following scenario?