Words of the Week Quiz (1/6-1/24)

What does "Logical" mean?

• Based on emotions

• Reasonable and sensible, related to the process of thinking through an issue

• A wrong or mistaken idea

• To reply in a quick and angry way

What is "Reasoning"?

• The art of speaking or writing to persuade others

• A response that proves a statement is false

• The process of thinking about something in a logical way to form a conclusion

• To change the meaning of something

What does "Objective" refer to?

• Based on facts instead of emotions

• An opinion-based explanation

• A technique to convince others

• A pre-existing preference

What is "Rhetoric"?

• A wrong or mistaken idea

• The art or skill of speaking or writing to persuade or influence others

• To reply in a quick and angry way

• Reasonable to trust or believe

What does "Rebuttal" mean?

• A response that proves a statement is false through arguments or evidence

• Relating to a subject in an appropriate way

• Expressing opinions in an honest way

• To change the appearance of something

What does "Credible" mean?

• A technique to convince others

• Reasonable to trust or believe

• An opinion-based explanation

• A pre-existing preference

What does "Sufficient" mean?

• Enough, all that is needed

• A wrong or mistaken idea

• To reply in a quick and angry way

• To change the meaning of something

What does "Relevant" mean?

• Relating to a subject in an appropriate way

• A response that proves a statement is false

• The art of speaking or writing to persuade others

• Based on emotions

What is a "Fallacy"?

• A wrong or mistaken idea or way of thinking

• A technique to convince others

• An opinion-based explanation

• Reasonable to trust or believe

What does "Candid" mean?

• Expressing opinions and feelings in an honest and sincere way

• A pre-existing preference

• To change the appearance of something

• A response that proves a statement is false