Vocabulary
Let's Argue!
Automation Paradox
Heads up Humans
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100

to work together  

Collaborate 

100

The "Why do I think it?" component of an argument. 

Reason

100

Who is the author of this text?

James Bessen

100

Who is the author of this text? 

Claudia Alarcon

100

What is unique about the words racecar, kayak, and deified?

They are palindromes. They read the same backward and forward.

200

to distribute again but differently.

Redistribute 

200

Give an example of a type of text feature that either author used in their text. 

Graph, photo, data chart

200

According to the author, what job replaced Typographers? 

Graphic designers.

200

Which group is most likely the intended audience of “Heads Up, Humans”?

Us (young people)

200

Who is the author of The Raven?

Edgar Allan Poe

300

broad in size, range, or degree

expansive

300

What's another name for an argumentative text?

Opinion or Persuasive Essay

300

How do both "Automation Paradox" and "Heads up Humans" compare? 

They both focus on how increases in the use of technology will affect workers in the future 


300

What supporting details did the author use in 'Heads up Humans?'

Statistics, how technology has increased unemployment.

300

What high school did Mr. Mulnix attend?

Springport

400

A strong, healthy way.

Robustly 

400

This component of an argument successfully disproves the counterclaim and addresses the criticism of the claim. Correctly spell it. 

Rebuttal 

400

What is the central claim of "Automation Paradox?"

 Computer automation will likely increase the number of jobs in certain fields rather than decreasing them.

400

What is the central claim of "Heads up Humans?"

increased reliance on computers and other forms of technology raises unemployment levels in the future.

400

What news channel was at the homecoming assembly?

WILX Channel 10

500

The Greek prefix "auto" means what?

Self.

500

Using the words "freightening" or "bleak future" is an example of what type of rhetorical device?

Emotive Language

500

Explain the author's intention for the title, "Automation Paradox". 

Automation is not self-driven. It requires human input. 

500

What do the citations in “Heads Up, Humans” suggest about the author’s research for her argument?

She used a variety of resources. 

500

The correct term for "transition words".

Conjunctive adverbs