Unit 1
An antonym for the word "arduous?"
What is "easy?"
The definition of exacerbate?
What is "to make things worse?"
The antonym for "succinct?"
What is redundancy?
A synonym for retaliation?
What is revenge?
An antonym for equitable?
What is biased?
An overarching message or truth that is specific to a text.
What is a central idea?
Another name for the "art of persuasion."
What is "rhetoric?"
Graphs, timelines, diagrams and maps
What are types of graphic aids?
An indirect reference to a person, object, event, or literary work that is widely recognized.
What is an allusion?
Name of a Model of Argument
What is Toulmin?
A brief account of the facts of a text
What is an objective summary?
To write continuously about whatever comes to mind regarding possible topics for a paper.
What is Freewriting?
Message, Writer/Speaker and Audience.
What are the three parts of the Rhetorical Triangle?
An effective claim cannot be.
What is vague?
This type of essay’s tone and style need to be objective.
What is an Argument Essay?
Quotations, paraphrases and summaries are used for.
What is "Placing Evidence in the Text?"
Stylistic Elements
What are: syntax, sedition, tone and voice
Ethos, Pathos, Logos, and Karios
What are the Rhetorical Appeals?
How you can find antithesis
What is by looking for sentences that contain polar opposite concepts side by side.
Its warrant or backing.
What is the final part of an argument.
Way to extract the central ideas.
What is understanding types of evidence?
It presents the central idea and main points of the entire essay.
What is a Thesis Statement?
Examining the question: Is the thesis statement clear and focused? helps to do what?
What is Revise the Thesis Statement and Main Ideas of a paper?
It must be arguable.
What is an effective claim?
First-person pronouns and any sort of slang
What are things that should Not be in an Argument Essay?