Periodical Test in EAPP-Second Quarter
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- Q1Proceeds from general ideas/facts to specific inferences.Inductive ArgumentReasoningPremisesDeductive Argument50s
- Q2Derives from specific observations lead to a general conclusion.Deductive ArgumentReasoningInductive ArgumentPremises50s
- Q3All racing cars must go over 80MPH; the Dodge Charger is a racing car, therefore it can go over 80MPH.Deductive ArgumentInductive Argument50s
- Q4All cats have a keen sense of smell. Fluffy is a cat, so Fluffy has a keen sense of smell.Deductive ArgumentInductive Argument50s
- Q5My mother is Irish. She has blond hair. Therefore, everyone from Ireland has blond hair.Inductive ArgumentDeductive Argument50s
- Q6Giving logical explanation of the argument.ReasoningEvidenceArgumentAppeal50s
- Q7Presenting statistics, facts, and studies.AppealDeductive ArgumentEvidenceReasoning50s
- Q8Stimulate the reader's emotions.ArgumentEvidenceReasoningAppeal50s
- Q9It summarizes the main idea. It is not just your opinion. It is what you think is true about a topicReasons/PremisesClaim/Conclusion50s
- Q10It is the importance of your claim. It includes the evidences that comes in various forms, including specific examples quotes and ideas from other opinion.Claim/ConclusionReasons/Premises50s
- Q11It is a device to make us follow the crowd, to accept the propagandist’s program en masse. Here his theme is: “Everybody’s doing it.”Name-callingGlittering-generalitiesPlainfolksBandwagon50s
- Q12A device used by politicians, labor leaders, business men, and even by ministers and educators to win our confidence by appearing to be people just like ourselves.BandwagonPlainfolksGlittering-generalitiesName-calling50s
- Q13A device to make us form a judgment without examining the evidence upon which it should be based. Here, the propagandist appeals to our hate and fear. He does this by giving “bad names” to those individuals, groups, nations, races, policies, practices, beliefs, and ideals that he would have us condemn and reject.PlainfolksName-callingTransferTestimonial50s
- Q14A device by which the propagandist identifies his program with virtue by use of “virtue words.”BandwagonTestimonialGlittering-generalitiesTransfer50s
- Q15A device by which the propagandist carries over the authority, sanction, and prestige of something we respect and revere to something he would have us accept.Name-callingTransferTestimonialCardstacking50s