Vocabulary Words I don't understand
The word is Autonomy
What is state of being able to make personal choices and act on them
The art of effective or persuasive speaking or writing, especially the use of figures of speech and other compositional techniques.
What is Rhetoric and Purpose
What is Developing a Thesis Statement
focuses on the way the authors structure and format their works, and observe how they use rhetorical appeals.
What is Reading Introduction
The final editing stage of the writing process focuses on English language conventions: grammar, usage, punctuation, and spelling.
What is Editing and Proofreading
The word is Alienation
What is state of being isolated or withdrawn,isolation,estrangement
The style of an informational text refers to how it is written
What is Style and Content
The points of an essay in the order in which they will appear. It helps the writer to think about the ideas and the best way to organize and present them
What is an Outline
Writers write for different purposes. For example, an author may write to explain a process, to illustrate how multiple things are alike and different, to persuade or make an argument, or to tell a story.
What is Understanding Text Structure
Many American heroes created historical documents that guide us today, like the Declaration of Independence, the Preamble to the Constitution, and the Bill of Rights.
What is Themes and Purposes in US Documents
The word is Counterintuitive
What is different from what is expected or seems correct
gives the author the power to expand meanings and to create vivid and meaningful notions in the minds of readers.
What is Figurative Language and Nuance
Recap of the thesis statement and main ideas; the lesson or message for readers to take away
What is Conclusion
In an informational text, information can be presented in many different ways: in sentences, in bullet points, in a circle graph, in a chart, in photographs, or in other structures.
What is using multiple sources and formats
a type of writing that emphasizes logic, specifically claims, reasons, evidence and, counterclaims.
What is Argument
The word is Emulate
What is to strive to imitate or approach equality with
The words and phrases used in a text are intended to convey the authors' central ideas. Authors use various types of words and phrases that have the most impact on the audience while being appropriate to the situation
What is Key Terms and Specialized Vocabulary
Once you have developed your thesis statement and outline and after considering what information you need, you can begin
What is Evaluating Sources and Evidence
When authors emphasize their own credibility to convince the audience of the claim, When the author triggers the commonly shared emotions in the audience to convince the audience of the claim
What is Rhetoric and Persuasion Ethos and Pathos
Evidence is external support for your claim and thesis statement. It is used in informational, persuasive, and argumentative texts.
What is what? where? how?
The word is Resilient
What is able to withstand something bad that occurs and recover quickly from it
Most survival guides fail to consider some very useful tools: an individual’s character, wits, and worldview. The tips assembled here will change the way you approach each and every day
What is Everyday Survival
data, statistics, and expert opinions—can add credibility and accuracy to your writing and can help support and develop your topic and ideas.
What is using Sources
Authors use these strategies to create and support powerful arguments that are meant to persuade audiences.
What is Language and Logos Appeals
he writer’s belief or value that creates an implied connection between your claim and your “because” statements.
what is Uncovering Warrants