Question 1.
authors ask readers how they would feel about something or to put themselves in another's place..present the point & tell reader's
how they should feel
ANSWER
appeal to emotions
Question 2.
authors present their points to readers as the right or most moral choices (they cite expert opinions )
ANSWER
appeal to character, morality, or ethics
Question 3.
persuades readers that everyone else agrees with them
ANSWER
bandwagon appeals
Question 4.
potential weaknesses in an argument
ANSWER
logical fallacies
Question 5.
"After this, therefore because of this"
ANSWER
post hoc ergo propter hoc
Question 6.
an argument to tradition or antiquity
ANSWER
argumentum ad antiquitatem
Question 7.
against the person, not the person's state-ments/ideas
ANSWER
argumentum ad hominem
1/5
, Question 8.
an argument appealing to ignorance
ANSWER
argumentum ad ignorantiam
Question 9.
argument/appeal to logic
ANSWER
argumentum ad logicam
Question 10.
argument/appeal to pity
ANSWER
argumentum ad misericordiam
Question 11.
argument to the point of nausea
ANSWER
argumentum ad nauseam
Question 12.
argument or appeal to numbers
ANSWER
argumentum ad numerum
Question 13.
arguing or appealing to authority
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argumentum ad verecundiam
Question 14.
circular argument "talking in circles"
ANSWER
circulus in demmonstrando
Question 15.
"With this, therefore because of this"
ANSWER
cum hoc ergo propter hoc
2/5