Question

An argument is (10 points)


Group of answer choices


a well-supported appeal to logic


an anecdotal appeal to emotion


an interesting appeal to ethics


a philosophical appeal to science

Answer 1

Answer:

a well supported appeal to logic

Explanation:

For example, an argumentative essay. You would need good, strong evidence to back it up. If it isn't well-supported, your readers will not understand your logic in that argument. Another good example is a debate. When you watch a debate, you always hear their evidence that supports their argument. If their argument isn't well supported, then their debate wouldn't really make sense and sound weak compared to someone's argument that is well supported.