Rhetorical Triangles
Readings
Course Outcomes/Researching
Misc:
Instructor Fun Facts
100

What is pathos?

An emotional appeal

100

What is Amy Tan's essay called?

Mother Tongue

100
How many course outcomes are there?

Four

100

How many points was the discourse analysis essay worth?

50

100

How do you spell Taylor's last name?

Thiel

200

Define kairos:

A time when conditions are right for the accomplishment of a crucial action : the opportune and decisive moment.

200

What is Castro's first name?

Joy

200

What's a primary source?

A source that comes direclty from the person who experienced the event

200

How many "free days" of attendance did you have?

3

(Bonus points if you say: but more if you talked to Taylor about it)

200

What was Taylor's favorite essay of the four we read in class?

Castro's

300

Give an example of the way visuals can be rhetorical?

Could be:

Ad uses music to try and make the audience cry. etc.

300

Name on of the challenges regarding revision from the Grauman  reading?

  1. Seeing writing ability as an unchangeable character trait (147)

  2. Deciphering teacher feedback (148)

  3. Deciding whether or not you have to or should take recommendations in your feedback (152)

300

What does "the composing process mean"?

How you think about the way you write

or, working on building a process for writing that works for you

300

Where do you go to find disability resources?

The Disability Resource Center

300

What sport did Taylor play in college?

Basketball

400

Whats the difference between ethos and logos?

Ethos has to do with the authors credibility

Logos has to do with numbers and statistics

400

Why does Limerick think professor's use overly academic language?

Answers could include:

They are secretly deeply insecure that no one likes them.

They don't actually know what they're talking about.

400

Name 3 ways to tell if a source is credible

Potential options include

Author has ethos

Peer reviewed

On a scholarly journal

Backs up it's data with numbers

Shows the sources it used

etc

400

What's the difference between implicit bias and confirmation bias?

Implicit bias is bias we are unaware of that comes from our environment and how we were raised. 

Confirmation bias is only looking for things that we already think are true and then thinking we're right

400

What is the name of Taylor's husband?

Matt

500

Name the three main attributes of the rhetorical situation?

Audience

Purpose

Rhetor/Writer

500

What's Willie's brother's name?

Reggie

500

Name two of the activities we used to come up with research questions:

Field Trip

Google current events

Writing Prompt of what we're curious about

Writing prompt of what we're interested in


500

Name all 6 of Melzer's attributes of a discourse community:

1. A BROADLY AGREED UPON SET OF COMMON PUBLIC GOALS
2. MECHANISMS OF INTERCOMMUNICATION AMONG MEMBERS
3. USE OF THESE COMMUNICATION MECHANISMS TO PROVIDE INFORMATION
AND FEEDBACK
4. ONE OR MORE GENRES THAT HELP FURTHER THE GOALS OF THE DIS-
COURSE COMMUNITY
5. A SPECIFIC LEXIS (SPECIALIZED LANGUAGE)
6. A THRESHOLD LEVEL OF EXPERT MEMBERS (24-26)

500

What is Taylor's main area of study for her Master's degree?

Poetry

Specifically, poetry on the female body.
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