Which of the following are two of the five cautions one should use when citing authority?

What is “patchwriting”?

Why does multimodal argument often use icons to prompt an immediate response from a viewer?

What qualities should it be assumed the universal audience has?

How is the logical fallacy “non sequitur” translated in English?

What is one way multimodal argument shows bias?

Examine the visual below, and then answer the following questions using complete sentences and correct grammar. Short, vague answers will receive minimal credit. Number your responses 1-3. 1. What claim/argument is being made? 2. How is this claim supported? 3. How effective is this visual at communicating the claim and presenting a credible argument?

What should an arguer assume about an unfamiliar audience?

What kind of audience would be resistant to an arguer’s viewpoint and may fully disagree, being closed to the idea of change at all?

What does the acronym TRACE stand for?