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  • 30-04-2024
  • Social Studies
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1. Is it fact or opinion?
2. Is it current?
3. Is the source credible?
4. Is it relevant?
5. Is it valid or representative?
These are questions you ask when you are evaluating the
appeal of a speech.
logical
inductive reasoning
deductive reasoning
defective evidence



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