Arguments Of Definition

An argument of fact is, as its name states, involves fact or evidence. This means that a certain piece of evidence can either confirm or refute an argument. A simple example of this would be if someone claimed to be 6 foot and 5 inches tall. That person’s height could be measured to see if that is the truth. An argument of definition is something that questions which category something belongs in. An example would be if someone questioned whether someone who is 5 foot 2 inches is considered short. There is no specific definition for short or tall. An argument of evaluation is when people or things are compared to something else based on a certain norm. For example, if the number of home runs per game in baseball this year were increased