D5 – Bellringer Why does it matter what words we use? Don’t all synonyms / words mean the same thing? Explain your answer: Let’s check out pp. 100-103:

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D5 – Bellringer Why does it matter what words we use? Don’t all synonyms / words mean the same thing? Explain your answer: Let’s check out pp. 100-103:

Logical Fallacy of the Day Incomplete Comparison An assertion that is impossible to refute (because it is an incomplete argument) “Mr. Wright’s classes are 50% more fun!” …than what? Logical Form: X is better / worse, but to nothing specifically…

Argument Time! Ok, you’ve got 30ish minutes to prep for a debate! Now you’re considering the opposite side. The U.S. Federal government ought to make college free / offer a community college scholarship for all high school graduates who meet minimum requirements, proving they are invested in their community & education (i.e., >3.749 GPA, minimum 25 community hours during their Junior / Senior years, etc.)

Format: 2 min: Group A makes Pro Argument 2 min: Group B Makes Con Argument 2 min: Crossfire 2 min: Group B makes rebuttal 2 min: Group A makes rebuttal 1 min: Group A makes final statement 1 min Group B makes final statement