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Unit 1
Argumentative techniques
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Ethos- | shows credible source by citing good facts. |
| Logos- | use of logics and hard evidence like data or studies. |
| Pathos- | connects to the audience's feelings to make them care about the topic. |
| Claim- | A clear statement of your main point or position on an issue. |
| Counterargument- | Naming the other side’s point of view to show you understand it. |
| Rebuttal- | Explaining why the opposing view is wrong or weak. |
| Rhetorical Questions- | Asking questions with obvious answers to make people think. |
| Anecdotes- | Sharing a short, real-life story to make the topic |
| Argumentative techniques in language arts | are strategies used to convince readers or listeners to agree with a specific claim. Writers build strong cases using logical proof, emotional connections, and credibility rather than just opinions. |
| There are ____ main argumentative techniques | eight |