The Toulmin model of argumentation elaborates on the basic elements of an argume
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Question
The Toulmin model of argumentation elaborates on the basic elements of an argument, the premises and conclusion, by further specifying the roles played by different premises. Which of the following pairs of terms are referred to in the following description? The (1)__________ is the general or categorical assumption presumed to be self-evident; the (2)__________ is the specific evidence that fits within the category covered in the general claim.
a. (1) backing; (2) warrant
b. (1) truism; (2) conclusion
c. (1) claim; (2) assumption
d. (1) warrant; (2) grounds or data
e. (1) grounds or data; (2) qualifier
Explanation / Answer
Correct Answer - D
The warrant is the general or categorical assumption, which is a value belief, and the grounds or data is the specific evidence.
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