Copying down word for word from a source without using quotation is called what?
Plagiarism
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The statement where you tell your audience what you believe and what you are planning to prove throughout your speech or paper.
Thesis
200
What is the call to action and where is it usually located?
What the author asks the reader to do and it is usually located near the end of the conclusion paragraph.
200
The appeal used that might “tug at your heart strings”
Pathos
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What should you include after a direct quote?
Parenthetical Citation
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Idea that the author is trying to persuade the reader to believe.
Author's claim.
300
What is the difference between biased and unbiased?
Biased= prejudiced/ unfair. Unbiased= impartial.
300
The appeal that is very straightforward and not “fluff.” It has a very scientific, factual approach.
Logos
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What is included in a parenthetical citation?
(author's last name, page number or year).
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“Cell phones should be banned in high schools because the technology is too distracting to students.” –This is an example of what?
Author's Claim.
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"Now that you have heard me explain the benefits of exercise and nutrition, join a gym and go online to look up healthy recipes to start your healthy lifestyle!" This is an example of what persuasive tool?
Call to action.
400
The appeal that usually uses contrasting colors to symbolize the difference between good and evil.
Ethos.
400
According to Dr. Smith, “30 percent of all high school injuries come from driving to and from school.” -According to Dr. Smith is an example of what?
Tag
500
How do main idea and thesis differ?
A thesis statement tells the reader the overall direction of the paper and is very specific, whereas the main idea is a key concept in each paragraph.
500
What is included in an argument?
Facts, shared/values/experience, specific examples, and/or statistics.