Key Terms
- Created by: Grace Thorner
- Created on: 04-01-14 21:05
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Clues
- A claim in the form of 'If this ... then that ...'. Hypothetical indicator words and phrases include: if, provided that, on condition that, given that ... then ... (12, 5)
- A report by someone ho has actually seen (or heard) an event. (7, 9)
- A source's ability to use any of the five senses to access an event or sitution. (7, 2, 8)
- A statement or judgement based on information that can be verified and that is held to be true. (7, 5)
- A word oor short phrase that helps the reader to idenitify the elements of an argument. (8, 9)
- An additional that is against, or counter to, what the conclusion is trying to establish. The writer normally presents the counter-argument in ordder to dismiss it. (7, 8)
- Confirmation of, or suppport for, evidence given by one source by another source. (13)
- If the writer presents a reason that would support an opponent's argument, rather than a counter-argument, then the writer is making a counter-assertion/claim. (7, 9)
- Personal interest, usually financial, in a state of affairs or in an organnisation leading to an expectation of personal gain from a favourable outcome. (6, 8)
- When evidence or an argument contains two claims which cannot both be correct at the same time. (13)
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