ARGUMENTS
The words that create smooth connections between ideas and clauses.
What are transition words?
To show annoyance or anger.
What is bristle?
The evaluation by equals.
What is peer-review?
is against a topic or idea
What is con?
The person(s) express an opinion on an issue or problem and support it with evidence and reasons.
What is an argument?
To have a collection of live wild animals on display.
What is menagerie?
an idea or feeling the word evokes
What is connotation?
not able to be occupied
What is untenable. line 110 Zoos Myth and Reality
The argument made to disprove or answer another view point.
What is a counter claim or counter argument?
To be habitually active at night and asleep during the daytime.
What is nocturnal?
the literal, primary dictionary definition
What is denotation?
if someone is for an idea or topic
What is pro?
The evidence that helps to prove a claim.
What is a support?
Is lacking vitality.
What is sterile?
logical appeals, convincing reasons, evidence that supports those reasons
What is logos?
"Darkest Africa" implies a feeling or an idea. Evaluate the implication of "Darkest Africa".
(For correct response, team receives double points for 800)
a person's position on the issue or problem.
What is a claim?
In large numbers.
What is legions?
used to stir feelings in the reader
What is pathos?
On line 10, of Zoos Connect Us to the Natural World, Michael Hutchins states, "gorillas-these strange, human like creatures from the "darkest Africa"-still flourished". "Darkest Africa" implies a feeling or an idea.
What is connotation?