Unit 1
False conclusion
What is a misconception?
What is expected or seems correct
What is a counterintuitive?
Abundance of wealth
What is a affluence?
Act of reprisal
What is a retaliation?
Fair and equal
What is equitable?
Explicit Claim
What is a hidden meaning?
Ethos, Pathos, and Logos
What is a Rhetorical Triangle?
What is Accurate, Relevant and Credible
What is a evaluating source?
Broad statements of truth
What is a US Document
The primary statement that is to be proved through the presentation of an argument
What is a claim?
Style and tone
What is a syntax?
The audience target
What is a purpose?
What is grammar, usage, punctuation, and spelling?
What is editing?
Main Idea of a paper
What is a theme?
A demand or request for something considered one's due
What is a claim?
An overarching message or truth that is specific to a text
What is a central idea?
A delivered message designed to persuade
What is a Rhetoric?
A process, to illustrate how multiple things are alike and different
What is a structure?
An indirect reference to a person, object, event, or literary work that is widely recognized.
What is a allusion?
Explicitly relevant ideas that an author uses to support their claim
What is a reason?
Necessary for writing an objective summary of a text
What is a audience?
A website through which users can search internet content
What is a search engine?
Used for organizing research papers and information
What is a heading?
Opposing statements that an audience might make in relation to your claim
What is a counterclaim?
The last sentence of your introduction. It prepares the audience for the body of the essay
What is a thesis statement?