Q. Strong support gives enough evidence to support the claim?

Q. What is an overgeneralization?

Q. What is an illogical conclusion?

Q. What is a personal bias?

Q. Faulty reasoning is...

Q.  “American Beauty rosebushes cannot survive long harsh winters, because in my garden two American Beauty rose bushes died over a long harsh winter.”  Is an example...

Q. “Breaking mirrors causes bad luck.” Is an example...

Q. “The candidate is so stupid that he didn’t know the capital of China.”  Is an example...

Q. "You walk through a heavily overgrown field on your way to a wooded area. The weeds and grasses are about a foot high. The next day you develop an itchy skin rash on your face. You conclude that the rash developed because you cut through the heavily overgrown area. You will not go into the woods again."  
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Q. "An experiment is conducted to determine what physical properties identify a metal. One part of the experiment tested the melting point of a substance. An iron nail, a copper penny, and a piece of lead pipe were heated in an oven at 250°C. None of the metals showed any change. The conclusion, based on the experimental data, is that all metals have a melting point above 250°C . "
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Q. "Sending people into space is a waste of money. The space program is an expensive project that allows a few people to look at the earth from a vantage point that most people will never get to see. We are spending way too much money to let these astronauts play in space. Nothing useful has ever come from human space flight. If the government spent as much money on medical research as it spends on space flight, it would help a lot of sick people."
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Q. "Three friends ate at Spacey’s Restaurant last night, and all are sick today. It’s obvious that the restaurant served them food with salmonella poisoning."
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Q. "Things were a lot easier for kids before cell phones were invented. For example, there weren’t distractions like text messages or phone calls during school hours when kids were learning. They never had to worry if a picture they didn’t want it posted (like the time I put a ton of marshmallows in my mouth) showed up on social media for everyone to see. However, the scariest issue of kids having cell phones, is cyber bullying. Kids are having to deal with bullying issues because it is easy to text or send an email through a phone and have it delivered to the victim. Parents really need to consider the cons of having a cell phone before they purchase one for their child."
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Q.  “I loved that movie we saw last night with Brad Pitt. I am going to rent all of his movies, and I am sure I’ll like all of them.” 
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Q. Evidence that is NOT closely related to the claim, or does not support the claim is....

Q. What is a claim?

Q. What is support?

Q. Weak support provides enough evidence to support the claim?

Q. A personal view or belief based on emotions or interpretation of facts.

Q. What are 2 important parts that make up an argument?