In Classical Argument Structure, it is here that you establish context and relevancy.
What is NARRATION?
A thesis statement that contains the key points
What is a closed thesis statement?
S is not just this person, it is what they know
What is the SPEAKER?
The number of essays
What is three?
An error: When the sun comes up over the lake at our campsite.
What is a fragment?
How we show qualify if support is thumbs up.
What is cupped hand, facing up?
4 types: Are we polluting the world's oceans?
What is an argument of fact?
The first C in SPACECAT
What is CONTEXT?
The essays are scored by a rubric with this many points.
What is six?
An error: We read "An American Childhood" by Annie Dillard.
What is quotation marks instead of italics?
The art of effective or persuasive speaking or writing
What is rhetoric?
On the keyhole, this is true of the introduction and conclusion paragraphs.
What is mirror image or inversion?
A synonym for EXIGENCE
What is urgency, or what is now?
The middle band of the argument rubric
What is evidence and commentary?
An error: The nurse brought me to the examination room to wait I heard the doctor laughing in the room next to mine.
What is a run on sentence?
location of the thesis statement
What is last in the introduction?
a difference between argument and debate
What is no qualifying standpoint, or one is spoken and one written, or the use of the term resolution?
This word means the writer's attitude toward the subject.
What is TONE?
The amount of time suggested to write the argument essay on the APLAC Exam
What is 40 minutes?
An error: One of these is misspelled:
incase
each other
high school
What is incase? (should be in case)
Giving over something as true to the other side of the argument
What is a concession?
After the recess/break in the debate, this side starts the rebuttal.
What is the opposing?
The three APPEALS
What are logos, ethos, and pathos?
What is 60 minutes?