Argumentation Techniques
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Which term best completes the sentence about constructing a sound argument: 'If you want to create a sound argument that can withstand challenges from opponents, you cannot ________ evidence that might undermine your claims.'?

  • accentuate
  • safeguard
  • deplete
  • ignore (correct)

What is the implication of ignoring evidence when constructing an argument?

  • It makes your argument more appealing.
  • It strengthens your argument.
  • It can weaken your claims. (correct)
  • It ensures your argument is perfect.

Which action is crucial for defending an argument against opposition?

  • Ignoring conflicting evidence.
  • Accentuating favorable evidence.
  • Safeguarding evidence from scrutiny.
  • Incorporating all types of evidence. (correct)

To effectively challenge opponents in an argument, what strategy should be avoided?

<p>Ignoring evidence that goes against your position. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the consequence of accentuating only favorable evidence in an argument?

<p>It risks creating an unbalanced perspective. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Ignore evidence

To deliberately avoid considering something, especially facts or evidence that might weaken your argument.

Accentuate

To make something more noticeable or important.

Safeguard

To protect something from harm or damage.

Deplete

To use up or reduce the amount of something.

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  • To create a sound argument that withstands opposition, avoid evidence that weakens your claims.
  • The correct action is to "safeguard" your claims.

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This quiz focuses on the essentials of crafting a strong argument. You will learn to identify strategies that bolster your claims while avoiding evidence that may undermine them. Test your understanding of the principles of sound argumentation.

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