In an argument, this means: Addressing and refuting counterarguments to strengthen the argument.

My opponent says we should drill for more oil so we can cheaply heat our homes this cold winter, but clearly he hates Mother Earth and is being paid by the oil industry. (What fallacy is this?)

In an argument, this word means: Facts, data, examples, or expert opinions that support the claim.

T/F: You don't need to use critical thinking when analyzing an argument you agree with.

Is this an argument or not? I’ve never had a boss that I like. I’m not going to like my next boss.

In an argument, this word means: Opposing viewpoints or objections to the claim.

In an argument, this word means: The main statement or position being argued.

In an argument, this word means: Logical connections and inferences that explain how the evidence supports the claim.

T/F: An argument that has a FALSE conclusion is still an argument.

Identify the conclusion: Despite the fact that the Japanese economy has been mostly stagnant for the past three decades, Japan is the best country in the world, owing to its highly organized and efficient society and continual

Is this an argument or not? There are a lot of poor people in the world. It is hard to live when you are poor. Poor people often have health problems.

Your position on the death penalty is wrong because you are a disgusting criminal yourself. (What fallacy is this?)

People who don't buy and use SUPER WHITE brand toothpaste inevitably suffer from tooth decay and gum disease. (What fallacy is this?)