HOOKS
Name 3 types of Hooks
What is Anecdote, History, Rhetorical Question, Quotation, and/or Imagery?
Given that the funnel method is for introduction paragraphs, what is the first component of the Funnel Method?
HOOK
The three rhetorical appeals are...
Ethos, Pathos, Logos
TRIPLE (x3)
What does CHORES stand for?
Current Events, History, Observations, Reading, Entertainment, and Science/Sports
What does the C in CIELcon stand for?
Claim
Define Anecdote
What is a short story relating to the argument/thesis?
The funnel method is for introduction paragraphs only, and has 4 components, which are...
HOOK, CONTENT, CONNECTION, THESIS
During the first week, we discussed the building blocks of an argument. We used an umbrella. There is one overarching component, with three components that fall under it. What are the names of these 4 components?
THESIS, CLAIM, EVIDENCE, LINK
TRUE OR FALSE
The speaker and author are always the same
FALSE
DOUBLE POINTS (x2)
What are the three types of position you can take on an argument?
Defend, Challenge, Qualify
"The crowds of students and Whitney Young meshed together at the pep rally, smiling and laughing as they piled into the gymnasium. Like an ocean, the dolphins waved their hands above their heads in a rhythmic flow. Hues of orange blue painted a canvas of students excited to show their pride," an observation from Miss Rivera
This is an example of WHAT type of hook?
Anecdote
This comes after the hook
It is where you talk about how this idea relates to argument as a whole, or to a specific audience. Or give one of the main points of your argument
This component is...
CONTEXT
What are the three components of a rhetorical situation?
Hint: think of the traingle
WRITER, AUDIENCE, MESSAGE/PURPOSE
List every component of SOAPStone.
Speaker, Occasion, Audience, Purpose, Subject, Tone.
"Eating kim chee was an important Korean cultural and family tradition for the narrator. As a young child, the narrator cherished the tradition of eating kim chee with her neighbor and sisters. However, when the narrator starts school, a girl from the narrator’s gym class disparagingly comments on the way the narrator smells. The narrator states,"...
This is an example of...
Introduction to evidence
As you enter Diagon Alley, you notice a strange things. Owls that fly amok in the gray looming sky, brooms that have prices that are way too high, and even candy so lively they hop away. Even stranger was this little boy. Strewn in different colors of emerald green and obsidian black, it was apparent by the snarl on this boy's face he was none other than..."
This is an example of....
IMAGERY
When I transition towards the end of my introduction paragraph, I go from being very vague to getting more and more....
Specific
The definition of this word is:
"words and phrases that place limits on claims"
Qualifier
What is the difference between the Purpose and the Subject?
Purpose is WHY it was written, Subject is the general topic/idea.
This component provides context and lead-in for your evidence. It provides information the reader needs to understand your quote.
This is a description of...
Introduction to Evidence
In How To Tame a Wild Tongue, Anzaldua states:
"'We're going to have to control your tongue,' the dentist says, pulling out all the metal form my mouth. Silver bits plop and tinkle into the basin. My mouth is a motherlode…My tongue keeps pushing out the wads of cotton, pushing back the drills" (33).
The hook she utilizes is...
IMAGERY
As Whitman states in his work, "Slang in America,":
"Slang, profoundly consider’d, is the lawless germinal element, below all words and sentences, and behind all poetry, and proves a certain perennial rankness and Protestantism in speech," (1).
Since he declares a stance, this is what component of the funnel method?
THESIS
What is the difference between a qualifier and a conditions of rebuttal?
A qualifier places a limit on the claim, whereas a conditions of rebuttal would address a point of opposition for the argument.
In Anzaldua's, "How to Tame a Wild Tongue," it was written during a time that was rife with movements toward equality for members of the Latino Community living in America.
This fits into this part of SOAPStone...
OCCASION
TRUE OR FALSE
You should repeat the middle I.E.L stages for as many quotes as you decide to include.
TRUE