Toulmin Method for Analyzing Arguments

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Summarizing research papers

Memorizing historical events

Creating fictional stories

Analyzing arguments (correct)

When discussing historical events

When dealing with mathematical equations

When analyzing scientific experiments

When there are no clear truths or absolute solutions (correct)

A controversial statement without any evidence

A personal anecdote without any relevance

A proven fact that everyone agrees with

A statement of opinion that the author asks the audience to accept as true (correct)

The facts, data, or reasoning upon which the claim is based Signup and view all the answers

Ensure your audience will see the validity in your claims Signup and view all the answers

Analyzing and presenting arguments Signup and view all the answers

When there are no clear truths or absolute solutions to a problem Signup and view all the answers

The facts, data, or reasoning upon which the claim is based Signup and view all the answers

A statement of opinion that the author asks the audience to accept as true Signup and view all the answers

Ensuring the audience will see the validity in your claims Signup and view all the answers

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