Definitions
Writing Process
Supporting an Argument
Organization for Essays Segment
Elements of Professional Writing
100

inscription of information

Written Communication

100

what is the first step to the writing process

Planning and preparing

100

can also be called persuasive essays

argumentative essays

100

are layout and summary for a writing project 

outline


100

What is Ybarra's personal title?

Ms. 

200

explain similarities and differences between two or more objects, events or ideas

Compare

200

is the first attempt at completing a writing project

draft

200

are statements which lay out the organization of the writing project for the audience

thesis statement

200

is done by stating the most important information first, followed by the supporting and less important information (also known as front loading)

inverted pyramid

200

are a type of correspondence in which the writer expresses gratitude for a gift, service, or opportunity 

thank you letter

300

group of people watching or listening to a performance or reading a published work

Audience

300

Is turning in the final writing project

publish

300

means to develop a since of credibility or trust

ethos

300

are visual representations of information

charts

300

 includes expression of gratitude

thank you note

400

coming up with ideas

Brainstorming

400

writing assignments that have to be completed in one sitting; mainly used on ACT or SAT

timed writing assignments

400

What are the 3 rhetorical strategies learned in English class

ethos

logos

pathos

400

is done by taking evidence from very specific situations and applying it to more general situations 

inductive reasoning 

400

you can see these around school and within the workplace (used for announcements) 

bulletin board

500

type of written communication used in the workplace

Professional Writing

500

this can be done by creating a graphic organizer, developing a thesis statement, or developing an outline

structuring 

500

are arguments which readers may use to refute points (different sources may make different points or have discrepancies) 

counter arguments 

500

is using general evidence to apply to a new situation to hypothesis what will happen

for ex: when comparing the advancements or advantages of a product or service now to those of the past 

deductive reasoning 

500

includes any kind of documents enclosed along with the letter 

the enclosure