Week 4 Vocabulary
Week 5 Vocabulary
Week 6 Vocabulary
Unit 3:
Compelling Evidence
Compelling Evidence
Pop Culture
100
in grammar, a part of speech that connects words, phrases, clauses or sentences
CONJUNCTION
100
not working or active
IDLE
100
lazy; not wanting to do much
INDOLENT
100
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explain the difference between fact and opinion
a fact can be proven with statistics or evidence
an opinion is someone's personal beliefs without any evidence to support it
100
During this year's Oscar ceremonies, why did Will Smith slap Chris Rock?
He made a joke about Will's wife's hair.
200
to estimate, measure, or note the similarity or dissimilarity between
COMPARE
200
unable to count; countless; extremely numerous
INNUMERABLE
200
unwilling; uncertain
RELUCTANT
200
When someone uses facts, statistics, graphs, etc to persuade this called: ETHOS, PATHOS OR LOGOS?
LOGOS
200
Name this social media service.
SNAPCHAT
300
to shower with love; to show excessive affection for
DOTE
300
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long; slow; dull; boring; tiresome
TEDIOUS
300
the combination of ideas to form a theory
SYNTHESIS
300
When someone uses emotion to try to persuade, this is known as: ETHOS, PATHOS OR LOGOS
Pathos
300
Billie Eilish and her brother won an Oscar on Sunday for their song. What is her brother's name?
Finneas
400
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present as the strongest or main element
PREDOMINANT
400
a short, amusing or interesting story about a real event or a real person
ANECDOTE
400
a sign of expression or approval
CACHET
400
When someone tries to establish his/her credibility to persuade this is called: ETHOS, PATHOS OR LOGOS
ETHOS
400
Name this movie
Encanto
500
not easy to handle; something that causes you hardship
BURDENSOME
500
equal in value, measure or force
EQUIVALENT
500
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an affectionate longing for the past
NOSTALGIA
500
The main topic of the articles and essays in unit 3 have focused around...
teenagers having jobs
500
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Name one basketball team, either men or women, that made it to the Final Four for March Madness.
Women: South Carolina, Stanford, Louisville, Connecticut
Men: Kansas, Villanova, Duke, UNC