Modes of Persuasion
An appeal to logic…
What is Logos
This mark is used for an interruption in the thought of the sentence.
What is a dash?
When a researcher or writer purposely or accidentally lets their personal beliefs ‘leak’ into their work.
What is ‘bias’
An original document or peer reviewed published article is this type of source.
What is Primary?
Vera’s cousins suffer from this ailment that could be helped by spending time outdoors.
What is depression?
An appeal to emotion…
What is Pathos?
This mark is used for lists.
What is a colon?
Choosing to withhold information, facts, suppressing or prohibiting information, ideas, or artistic expression deemed objectionable or harmful, and can be practiced by governments, private institutions, or individual.
What is ‘censorship’
An author’s interpretation of original documents, studies, and peer reviewed & published articles signal this type of source.
What is secondary?
These favored animals offer this healthy protein, but it’s not meat.
What are chickens?
An appeal to credibility and authority…
What is Ethos?
This mark joins two sentences on a related topic into one.
What is a semi-colon?
This Amendment of the United States Constitution protects the freedom of speech, religion, press, assembly, and petition.
What is the 1st ammandment?
One way to establish credibility in a Secondary source is to look at the end for this info.
What is an extensive (or large) bibliography (or work cited)?
Another word for the first sentence in your introduction besides ‘hook’.
What is exordium?
These two modes of persuasion are best used in research.
What are Ethos and Logos
“The genius level students, 2024/25 EPIC R&C class, once again mastered the new skill introduced.”
The commas set off an example of this part of speech.
What is an appositive?
‘Go’ ‘went’ ‘said’ ‘pretty’ ‘nice’ ‘bad’ are all examples of these kind of words.
What are ‘banned words’?
A collection of information gathered and amassed into a reference marks this type of source.
What is a Tertiary source?
When an author recognizes an opposing view but then explains why it isn’t significant enough to derail her/his claim, this is called…
What is counter argument or refutation?
Ethos, Logos, and Pathos are all elements of this 3 sided framework.
What is the rhetorical triangle?
“The crying baby had a wet diaper.”
This sentence is an example of a verb acting as a different part of speech, a ____, and is called a _____.
What is an adjective and a (present) participle?
Better vocabulary choices for
Good-
A lot-
Get-
Anything better as deemed by Mrs V!
These online sites offer generally reliable articles, studies, and info for researching.
What is JSTOR and Google Scholar?
“All Christmas trees should be artificial in order to avoid triggering allergies, creating messes moms must clean up, and compounding a negative environmental effect.”
This is an example of this part of the outline and paper.
What is the thesis?