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Persuasive Essay: Reasoned Appeal Crossword

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Crossword on logos and logical persuasion.

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Persuasive Essay: Reasoned Appeal Crossword
 

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Persuasive Essay: Reasoned Appeal CrosswordOnline version

Crossword on logos and logical persuasion.

by Sabaddin, Jowzah Andrilene
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A reasoned claim or set of claims intended to persuade.

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Facts, data, or testimony used to support a claim.

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A cause or justification offered to explain a claim.

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A stated position or belief that something is true.

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Central idea or main proposition of a piece of writing.

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Systematic principles of valid thinking and inference.

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This is where you introduce the topic of your essay.

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These paragraphs support your thesis with evidence from credible resources.

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This is where you reinstate or summarize your arguments.

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Opposite of your viewpoint.

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