Research Notes
Two things that are not thesis statements.
What are statements of purpose, facts, and questions.
This type of plagiarism occurs when someone changes the words from a source, but doesn't use in-text citations.
What is paraphrasing?
The system/style of citing sources that we use in English class.
MLA (9)
Arguing by using common sense and facts/statistics.
What is Logos?
What prefixes do.
What is modify the definition of the word?
The three parts of an introduction.
What are the opening hook, transition, and the thesis statement.
A summary of the argument a paper is making with the main points outlined.
What is the thesis statement?
This is the information that is included in an in-text citation.
What are the author's last name and page number?
Appealing to emotions to be persuasive.
What is pathos?
The meaning of these prefixes:
dis-, im-, ir-, in-, il-, non-, un-, de-, anti
What is "no" or "not"
They change a word to it's opposite definition.
The opposite viewpoint of your own.
What is a counterclaim?
Three types of opening hooks.
What are quotes, statistics, anecdotes, humor, bold claims, and questions.
Three of the rules for formatting a works cited page.
What is double-spaced, alphabetized, use hanging indents, and put Works Cited in the center at the top without bolding or underlining or making it bigger?
Appealing to trustworthiness, goodness, or testimonials from people.
What is ethos?
What are:
Make a word plural.
Change the verb tense.
Change the part of speech.
These are the four types of questions. Bonus if they are in order.
What are factual/summative, convergent, divergent, and evaluative.
This type of plagiarism occurs when you copy and paste from a source, but don't use quotation marks.
Word-for-word
This is how you format titles of smaller works, or parts of larger works.
What is put them in quotation marks?
Errors made in persuasion.
What are logical fallacies?
The part of speech these suffixes create:
-tion, -ness, -ity, -ment, -ship
What are nouns?
The five letters in the CRAAP test stand for this.
What are current, relevant, accurate, authority, and purpose?
These techniques help turn plagiarism into something good.
In-text citations and quotation marks.
These types of essays create an argument about a work of literature or film by looking at one element, such as a theme, symbol, or allegory.
What is a literary analysis?
Name five logical fallacies.
What are:
ad hominem, bandwagon fallacy, appeal to nature, circular reasoning, guilt by association, false causation, false dichotomy, hasty generalization, slippery slope fallacy, and straw man?
The part of speech these suffixes create:
-ful, -less, -al, -ish, -ous, -ive
What are adjectives?