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100

On guard.

What is wary?

100

To ease a pain or burden.

What is alleviate?

100

An appeal to trustworthiness that translates to “character” in English.

What is Ethos?

100

The philosopher who is credited for developing the Toulmin elements of argument. 

Who is Steven Toulmin?

100

The meaning of MLA.

What is Modern Language Association?

200

The practice of pretending to be something one is not, insincerity

What is hypocrisy?

200

Favorable, promising.

What is auspicious?

200

An appeal to emotion that translates to “suffering” in English.

What is Pathos?

200

The philosopher credited with developing the classical oration of argument.

Who is Aristotle?

200

A thesis statement that lists all points that will be made throughout the essay.

What is a closed thesis?

300

A brilliantly executed plan.

What is a coup?

300

Kind and gentle.

What is benign?

300

An appeal to reasoning that translates to “the word” in English.

What is Logos?

300

Six different evidence types.

What are 1. current events, 2. historical information, 3. politics, 4. technology, 5. personal examples, 6. cultural observations, 7. pop culture, 8. literature, 9. science, 10. sports, etc.

300

A source that do not come directly from the person who experienced it; information is researched.

What are secondary sources?

400

False charges and malicious oral statements about someone.

What is slander?

400

Cunning.

What is wily?

400

Consideration of speaker, audience, and purpose.

What is the rhetorical situation?

400

The six elements of the Toulmin argument.

What are 1. claims, 2. evidence, 3. warrants, 4. backings, 5. qualifiers, and 6. conditions of rebuttal?

400

A source that comes directly from the person who experienced it.

What is a primary source?

500

Secretive.

What is clandestine?

500

Doubtful, of unlikely authenticity.

What is dubious?

500

Figures of speech that focuses syntax and word order.

What is a scheme?

500

The Latin terms for the classical oration.

What are 1. exordium, 2. narratio, 3. partitio, 4. confirmatio, 5. refutatio, and 6. paroratio?

500

The elements of a book citation.

What are 1. Author Name (Last, First), 2. Title of Source (Book Name in italics), 3. Title of Container if applicable, 4. Publisher, 5. Date of Publication, and 6. location (page number)?

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