Mixed Bag
The study of how we use language is called this
What is rhetoric?
The category of word needed for the subject of a sentence
What is a noun?
To persuade based on emotion is to appeal to this
What is pathos?
Each paragraph should begin with this type of sentence
What is a topic sentence or claim?
The statement that presents your argument
What is a thesis?
These two pieces of information (if available) are required in an MLA in-text citation
What is the author's last name and page number
The category of word required in the predicate of a sentence
What is a verb?
To persuade based on data is an appeal to this
What is logos?
Every paper should include this list at the end.
What is a Works Cited page?
A text that you are studying and analyzing is called this
What is a primary source?
A quote from a source cannot be in a sentence by itself. The sentence must also have this.
Framing or introduction by the writer (you)
To connect two independent clauses with a comma is this grammatical error
What is a comma splice?
To persuade based on credibility or fame is to appeal to this
What is ethos?
Formatting your paragraph this way on the page helps the reader separate one paragraph (and one point) from another
What is indentation?
An academic journal article that you reference for expertise is an example of this type of source
What is a secondary source?
ChatGPT creates sentences and papers through this, not through intelligent thought.
What is prediction or borrowing from internet sources?
These words are redundant in the following sentence because of how the intro clause is presented: In the article, it says that the model is created through CGI.
What are "in the" and "it"?
I.e.: The article says that....
To present only two options to a problem when many are possible is to commit this logical fallacy
What is the either/or fallacy?
Use this to hook an audience in the introductory paragraph
What is a concrete detail, datum, or example?
Your thesis should take what stance?
The etymology or meaning of "annotated bibliography"
What is a list of sources (or books) with notes?
The grammatical error in this sentence: Each one of the birds have beautiful plumage.
What is subject/verb agreement error?
An appeal that takes into account the current moment or context is this.
What is kairos?
The words italicized in an MLA citation
What are large containers (i.e. journals, not articles)?
This serves as evidence in a textual analysis.
What is a quote or specific detail from the text?