Argumentation Theory Quiz

• The act of identifying faulty reasoning in the opponent's argument
• The method of producing valid, sound, and cogent arguments
• The requirement to challenge the premises of the argument
• The responsibility of providing evidence to support a claim (correct)

• A set of assumptions or premises, a method of reasoning, and a conclusion (correct)
• A conclusion and rebuttal
• A premise and fallacy
• A counterexample and minimal set of assumptions

• A non-classical approach to argumentation
• An argument with inconsistent set of assumptions
• An argument devoid of weaknesses and not easily attacked
• An argument with a minimal set of assumptions needed to infer the consequent (correct)

<p>A fallacy where a modification of the premise is offered to evade a challenge (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

<p>The burden of rejoinder (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers