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100
the writer's position on the issue or problem, which may be stated as a thesis.
What is claim?
100
to force; to compel.
What is constrain?
100
is a question to which no answer is expected.
What is rhetorical question?
100
the repeated use of of word or phrase.
What is repetition?
100
talkative; glib.
What is voluble?
200
a comparison made between two dissimilar things in order to explain an unfamiliar subject in terms of a familiar one.
What is analogy?
200
reasons and evidence intended to prove the claim.
What is support?
200
expresses contrasting ideas in parallel grammatical structures.
What is antithesis?
200
disagreement; violent quarreling.
What is dissension?
200
the writer's position on the issue or problem, which may be stated as a thesis.
What is claim?
300
timid; cowardly.
What is pusillanimous?
300
an argument made to disprove or answer an opposing viewpoint.
What is counterargument?
300
to force; to compel.
What is constrain?
300
the combination of beliefs, values and feelings through which a writer views the subject.
What is author's perspective?
300
having a clever or shrewd mind; cunning; wily.
What is astute?
400
the combination of beliefs, values and feelings through which a writer views the subject.
What is author's perspective?
400
disagreement; violent quarreling.
What is dissension?
400
worthy of praise.
What is laudable?
400
deeply respected; revered.
What is venerated?
400
expresses contrasting ideas in parallel grammatical structures.
What is antithesis?
500
having a clever or shred mind; cunning; wily.
What is astute?
500
deeply respected; revered.
What is venerated?
500
an argument made to disprove or answer an opposing viewpoint.
What is counterargument?
500
greedy; grasping.
What is rapacious?
500
a comparison made between two dissimilar things in order to explain an unfamiliar subject in terms of a familiar one.
What is analogy?
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