Argumentation
The "C" in "CER" stands for this fundamental piece of logical argumentation.
Claim
When you're analyzing a text, you're doing this
Breaking down a text to better understand how it works
An Evaluation can be defined as this word
These are the most important two factors to consider in the value of a piece of writing.
Purpose and Audience
In logical argumentation, a evidence for a claim must always be paired with this often-forgotten step.
Reasoning
You can describe anything that communicates meaning between people as this word
Text
These are the aspects of a subject by which it is evaluated
Criteria
This kind of writing is short and to the point without leaving out important information
Concise
A matter of personal taste is an example of this type of claim.
Unarguable Claim
This half of a sign is the idea being represented
Signified
A fair assessment of an evaluation subject does its best to remove this
Bias
These elements help show logical connections between the ideas of sentences, paragraphs, and sections.
Transition Phrases
"The school day should be 5 hours instead of 7" is an example of this kind of claim
Arguable
This part of rhetoric appeals to the audience's sense of timing
Kairos
This essential element of an evaluation essay helps your audience trust your expertise on the subject
Knowledgeable Discussion
A writer's word choice, sentence structure, and typical choice of subject all contribute to this
Writer's Voice
An explanation of how evidence supports a claim
An analysis essay must have these three elements
Summary, Context, and Interpretation
Evaluating a basketball player's performance as a basketball player overall using several broad categories of criteria is this kind of evaluation
Macro Evaluation
This is everything in a sentence other than the grammatical subject
Predicate