vocab
reading skill
writing skill
reading skill application
writing skill application
100

[Blank] is called, the awareness and understanding of another's thoughts and emotions.

What is empathy?

100

The overarching message or truth that is specific to a text.

What is the central idea?

100

these things make up a good research question.

what is reasonable scope, specificity and focus?

100

Borge wants to know what rhetorical devices are being used in a text. What can he do to find this out?

Borge can use for different types of argument. Arguments from ethos pathos and logos are important to look for.

100

Jill has an essay full of vaguely related facts, but little elaboration upon those facts. What is something that could help? 

Jill needs a central idea

200

The quality of being determined or of holding fast.

What is tenacity?

200

A literary device that is meant to explain a concept abstractly. 

Figurative language 

200

What are tools writers have available to help with word choice?

Dictionaries, thesauruses, and glossaries.

200

Mifa is trying to find out what the authors purpose is, how can she find this out?

By analyzing word choice, objectivity, and use of literary or rhetorical devices. 

200

joey want's to explain technical jargon, but doesn't know how to do it in a way that readers will understand. What can joey do?

joey can use figurative language.

300

state of currently occupying an office

What is incumbency?

300

how information is organized in a text

what is text structure?

300
The rhetorical appeals are...

Ethos, pathos, logos, and Kairos

300

Shlommitz doesn't know if a work is fictional or history, and would like to find out. How can he find this out?

Shlommitz can find this out by looking up the author, or by comparing it to other recounts of the event (if they exist).

300

Billy has found a piece of information from a text that backs his claim up very convincingly, what can he do to make sure this information is reliable?

He can make sure the text is accurate and credible.

400

A 9 letter word for abundance of wealth.

What is affluence?

400

The criteria for evaluating sources includes but is not limited to:

what are accuracy, relevance, and credibility?

400

The most persuasive part of an argument essay

the counterclaim paragraph.

400

Bobby has a runny nose, he looks up what to do, and finds conflicting sources on what he should do. How can he find out which source is most reliable. He does not have much time.

Billy can check the link, to see if one of the websites is a government resource. he can also look to product based bias.

400

Joetta has an argument essay, but she thinks there are things that she can effectively disprove that would make her essay stronger. How can she do this?

By adding a counterclaim paragraph.

500

the quality of existing throughout something is called

pervasiveness

500

Key parts of an objective summary include: 

what are objective tone, formal style, and complex domain-specific vocabulary.

500

What are parts of style

tone, voice, and structure

500
Joe is reading an essay that is making very dramatic, confusing claims, it almost seems like it's a joke. How can Joe find out if this is genuine or not?

Check how possible the claims are, and the publisher of the articles reputation.

500

Barbacoa has an essay to turn in, but a friend tells him his essay sound off with his essay, what could be wrong? (hint: his essay is written informally)

His tone is informal.

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