Paper Criteria: Write in paragraph form.
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Be sure to 'copy and paste' the questions in the same format in youranswer or 10 points most likely will be automatically deducted. If you writethese answers in paragraph form
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Paper Criteria: Write in paragraph form.
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Be sure to 'copy and paste' the questions in the same format in youranswer or 10 points most likely will be automatically deducted. If you writethese answers in paragraph form, and be sure to "copy and paste thequestions before the paragraph. )
Argument
In a paragraph, address the argument in the article:
1.
What is the issue being addressed in the argument?
2.
What is the author's conclusion on the issue?
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3.
Provide at least three reasons to support the conclusion
Analysis
In 2-4 paragraphs, analyze the following:
1.
Explain the author's values that are evident in the argument.
Why do you think the author values this?
2.
Based on the values, explain the author's assumptions in the argument.
Do you think these assumptions are shared by many? Why or why not?
3.
Was there any research to support the argument or was there a lack ofresearch?
Does that strengthen or weaken the argument?
4.
Identify at least two logical fallacies you found in the argument.
Give the name of the fallacy and explain where in the article the fallacy wasdisplayed.
Do you think using these fallacies was effective? Why or why not?
5.
Discuss whether or not you felt the argument was convincing. Focus on thereasons given to support.
What other evidence could the author have given to make the argumentstronger?
Response
In a paragraph, share your thoughts on the article:
1.
Do you believe the argument was good enough to support theconclusion? Why or why not?
2.
Do you agree or disagree with the author's argument?
Provide at least three reasons to support your point.
Source Citation
Scroll down to the end of the article and copy the
'source citation'.
Paste itinto the end of your essay under the title:
Source.
2/18/2021 M6: Critical Paper: Fallacies in Arguments
Criteria
Ratings
Pts
2
pts
2
pts
3
pts
4
pts
4
pts
Issue
2
pts
Full Marks
Issue is clearly statedand accurate.
1
pts
No Description
Issue is clearly stated, but it isnot accurate.
0
pts
NoMarks
Conclusion
2
pts
Full Marks
Conclusion is clearlystated and accurate.
1
pts
No Description
Conclusion is clearly stated,but it is not accurate.
0
pts
NoMarks
Reasons
3
pts
Full Marks
All reasons arereportedaccurately.
2
pts
No Description
Some reasonsare reportedaccurately.
2
pts
No Description
Few reasons arereportedaccurately.
0
pts
NoMarks
Values
4
pts
Full Marks
Values are relevantto the argument withevidence that goesbeyond the obviousor predictable.
3
pts
No Description
Values arerelevant to theargument, butportions of theviewpoint areunsupported.
2
pts
NoDescription
Values aretypicallyunclear ornot related totheargument.
0
pts
NoMarks
Assumptions
4
pts
Full Marks
Assumption isrelevant to theargument withevidence that goesbeyond the obviousor predictable.
3
pts
No Description
Assumption isrelevant to theargument, butportions of theviewpoint areunsupported.
2
pts
NoDescription
Assumptionare typicallyunclear or notrelated to theargument.
0
pts
NoMarks
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Criteria
Ratings
Pts
4
pts
6
pts
4
pts
Research
4
pts
Full Marks
All research or lackof research is clearlyidentified andthoroughly explained
3
pts
Most Marks
Most of theresearch or lackof research isidentified orexplained
2
pts
Low Marks
Research orlack ofresearch isnotexplained
0
pts
NoMarks
Fallacies
6
pts
Full Marks
All of thefallacies arespecific,relevant andexplanationsare giventhat showhow eachpiece ofevidencesupports theauthor'sposition.
5
pts
Most Marks
Most of thefallacies arespecific,relevant andexplanationsare giventhat showhow eachpiece ofevidencesupports theauthor'sposition.
4
pts
SomeMarks
Some of thefallacies arespecific,relevant andexplanationsare giventhat showhow eachpiece ofevidencesupports theauthor'sposition.
2
pts
LowMarks
Fallaciesare NOTrelevantAND/ORare notexplained.
0
pts
NoMarks
ConvincingArgument
4
pts
Full Marks
The analysis givesthe reader importantinformation that goesbeyond the obviousor predictable.
3
pts
No Description
Analysis isrelevant to theargument, butportions of theviewpoint areunsupported.
2
pts
NoDescription
Analysis isunclear ornot relatedto theargument.
0
pts
NoMarks
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Total Points:
40
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