There are six parts to the Toulmin Model The argument below about the drinking age is broken up into six parts Your job is to

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There are six parts to the Toulmin Model The argument below about the drinking age is broken up into six parts Your job is to match each part to the correct term of the Toulmin Model 3 points for each match Although many think that 21 is old enough to make decisions and pay the consequences for them raising the drinking age would save money time and lives The drinking age should be raised to 25 Raising the drinking age will ensure that the only people who are drinking are those who are also capable of making wise decisions like not drinking and driving Though many people will still drink and drive the number of incidents would be reduced drastically by raising the drinking age to 25 Studies show that the parts of the brain responsible for decision making and thinking through consequences are not completely developed in adults until the age of 25 If the ability to make wise decisions and consider consequences before acting is not fully developed then more people will drink and make decisions that can The Qualifier The Claim The Backing The Rebuttal The Grounds The Warrant

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