Unit 1
The act to persuade into erroneous thinking
What is the meaning of Delude?
The act to strive to imitate or approach equality
What is the meaning of Emulate?
The act of displaying emotional disturbance
What is the meaning of Distraught?
The act of reprisal
What is the meaning of Retaliation?
The act of accomplishment or realization of a goal
What is the meaning of Fruition?
The author making some claims ambiguous so the reader can make their own conclusions
What is Hidden Meaning?
Syntax, Tone, Diction, and Voice
What is Style?
The background of the author, knowledge of the experts, and the intended audience
What is Evaluating Sources?
The author choose this feature to express their point
What is Rhetorical Features?
The authors create and convey their messages to the audience
What is Public Advocacy?
Includes different versions of multiple facts, definitions and concrete details
What are Types of Evidence?
The author uses online and books to supply evidence
What are Types of Sources?
The author uses the method to make the sure the text is organized and on topic
What is Revising Paragraphs?
The act of locating and evaluating evidence in texts
What is Quality of Evidence?
The act of changing something in a text to make the overall text better
What are Revisions?
The act of thoroughly going through the information to understand the text
What is Analyzing Complex Texts?
Terms the author uses that relate to industrial, mechanical, scientific, and the medical field
What is Technical Vocabulary?
The author convincing the audience that an argument or claim is logical and makes sense
What is Logos?
The author uses a reference to a person, object, event, or literary work that is widely recognized
What is Allusion?
The act to consider if the issue in a case was correctly identified at the outset and if all relevant facts and rules were considered
What is Legal Reasoning?
The act of finding info on a topic and combining it with more to generalize it
What is Specific Information?
Up to date, unreliable, and sufficient
What is Evaluating Evidence?
The author's intended audience is for peers and students
What is Revision for Tone?
The author giving credit to the other side of a point, but using that point to prove their side more
What is a Counterclaim?
Includes factual information about a specific topic an author would be writing about
What is an Objective Tone?