Unit 1
what word is the word with the definition: a conclusion that is incorrect because it is based on faulty reasoning or untruths
what is misconception
what word is the word with the definition: different from what is expected or seems correct
what is counterintuitive
what word is the word with the definition: basic framework of a system or organization
what is infrastructure
what word is the word with the definition : A state of society in which diverse groups participate
what is pluralism
what word is the word with the definition: a state of lawlessness and absence of government
what is anarchy
What type of evidedence do you imply?
What is implicative evidence
What type of language is uses idioms
figurative language
When _______, you can use various strategies to make sure your sources are appropriate for your task. This activity presents these strategies in the form of questions you can ask yourself when reviewing sources as part of your research.
what is evaluating a source
How to Determine Themes?
what is The author can state the theme directly?
what is The theme that can be demonstrated in an example of a series of examples?
what is The theme can be shown but never explicitly stated; the reader has to infer it?
The ______ describes a way of structuring logical arguments. Understanding its elements can help you evaluate the arguments of others. If any element of this model is missing, the argument may have logical flaws that affect its validity. There are five primary components of the Toulmin Model of Argument: claim, reasons, evidence, anticipated counterclaim (or rebuttal), and warrant (or backing).
what is the Toulmin Model of Argument
what is Tone?
what is Tone is how an autor writes.
what is a source that comes from a academic journal
what is creditable source
_________ are the parts of a text that highlight or emphasize important content. They help to organize content and guide readers to main ideas. Use formatting features to help categorize and clarify information, and to provide visual reference points that break down content into easily comprehended pieces.
what is Formatting features
what is a way you can Understand Audience?
what is who are they
what is how knowledgeable are they?
What is not found in a argumentitive essay
what are First Person Pronouns?
Application of textual evidece
what is useing it to find information in text.
Application of Figurative Language
It is important to understand the meaning of the different types of figurative language and word nuances. It is equally important to analyze their persuasive power. Authors choose and use words and phrases to convey intended meanings and to evoke feelings in their audiences. The ultimate goal of using figurative language and nuance is to help authors persuade readers to understand and even adopt the authors’ perspectives.
Application of Evaluating a source
When use evaluate a source you can check for bias and credibility
Application of finding the theme
what is used when reading a book or article.
Application of Toulmin Model of Argument
If any element of this model is missing, the argument may have logical flaws that affect its validity.
Application of tone
what is making
Application of Creditable sources
Use creditable sources to validate your point and make them seem like a better point.
Application of formatting features
incorporating formatting features and graphic aids to help enhance its readability.
Application of Understanding Audience
what is when writing an argumentive essay
importance of not including the first-person view
not including the first-person view makes your argument seem less bias