Project 1
What is a controlling idea?
What I asked you to write before filming the video
What is a script?
This genre includes the profile writing skills required in Project 3.
What is journalism?
This is the citation format that we have used the most in this course.
What is MLA?
The three main parts of rhetorical analysis are ethos, pathos, and ___.
What is logos?
This writing concept describes your unique writing choices and the way you sound in your writing
What is voice/tone?
Instead of making an argument, the purpose of Project 2 was to inquire and ___ ideas about a subject.
What is discover?
What is primary research?
This writing practice after the full draft is written goes beyond just checking grammar and punctuation.
What is revision?
In our RRs, there are two main parts I wanted us to work on: summary and ____.
What is analysis?
This genre tells an entertaining story about a subject.
What is narrative?
Library articles fall under this category of research.
What is secondary research?
This portion of Project 3 describes the place's past and "sets the stage" for the coming profile.
What is (historical) context?
Campus resource meant to help you with any kind of written project
What is the writing center?
Who the author is trying to speak to through their writing
Who is the audience?
The location inquiry essay focused on bridging emotional ideas with this word meaning past reflection.
What is memory?
What is Purdue OWL?
This concept describes where you stand as an insider or outsider in a particular place.
What is positionality?
This library employee is a great resource for helping you find sources for projects.
Who is Ammie Harrison?
While ENGL 20803 focuses on writing as argument, ENGL 10803 focused on ____, meaning we looked at the mechanics of investigating a topic.
What is inquiry?
This point of view was the encouraged perspective for Project 1.
What is first-person?
The ____ that you wrote within would affect the tone and mood of the video.
What is genre?
Ballenger described profiles as a "___" used to say something. It's also something that might be painted.
What is a portrait?
This writing practice lets us write with stream of consciousness, hoping to avoid overthinking the writing prompt.
What is freewriting?
Purpose, Audience, Topic, Author, and Context are the 5 parts that make up ______.
What is the rhetorical situation?