AP Language Set 1 Flashcards

4984281026	Argument	is a serious of statements intended to justify some opinion. The three parts are claim, evidence, interpretation	0
4984281118	Fallacy	is a weak interpretation of evidence, as opposed to a valid, strong, or convincing interpretation of evidence. The three examples analogy, generalization, paraphase	1
4984283503	Justification	Is what defines a claim as being something worth arguing about the claim,evidence, and interpretation	2
4984284965	Claim/Thesis	is a opinion that can be justified by further evidence and interpretation/ ideas that you plan to present in a argument	3
4984284966	Conclusion	argument drives logically from the major and minor propositiones	4
4984286493	Counterargument	is an alternative interpretation of evidence that challenges rather then supports a claim	5
4984286494	Warrant	is a stated or unstated belief, rule, or principle that underlies an argument	6
4984292281	Refutation/Rebuttal	the acknowledgement and handling of opposing viewpoints	7
4984294493	Interpetation	is the bridge you build between widely-accepted evidence and your widely-debated claims	8
4984297746	Three examples of effective interpretation	1. accurate analogies between evidence and claim 2. accurate generalization from evidence 3. accurate paraphrases of accepted opinions	9
4984302274	Major Propositions	main point of an argument which is supported by the minor propositions	10
4984693967	Minor	the reasons you offer in support of the major propositions	11
4984302275	Qualification	using certain words in a claim like Usually, Probably	12
4984306332	Evidence	is that part of the argument that is interpreted in support of the claim	13