Rhetoric
Why should I look up the author's name on a piece of text found during research?
To determine Credibility
What is active reading?
Where you one annotates a text to find nuance or deeper meaning?
The genre of this assignment.
What is problem/solution?
Who is Lisa Czirr
Who does Nancy Sommers' reference the most in I Stand Here Writing?
Who is Ralph Waldo Emerson "The American Scholar?"
What does situational contingent mean?
What relevant context does the article take into consideration.
What three tiers should be represented?
Wht is Rhetoric, structure and content
This paper is due.
When is April 4?
What two databases were covered during the first CLIP session?
What are Britannica and Gale?
What determines the difference between facts, opinions and claims according to Margaret Kantz?
To find any problems with the writing whether it is bias or misaligned goals etc.
Which tier would the central idea fall into?
What is structure?
What format should the paper use?
What is MLA?
What is the call number?
Where the book is located in the library?
What is the term that Doug Brent uses that establishes a connection between writer and reader?
What is negotiate?
The three classic Greek appeals?
What are ethos, logos, pathos?
Which tier would appeal fall into?
What is rhetoric?
The amount of pages needed.
What is 5-6 pages?
What does SIFT stand for?
What is Stop, investigate, find better coverage, trace claims?
What does Nancy Sommers want her students to understand about research?
The three points to Kinneavay's Triangle.
What are encoder, decoder and reality?
Which tier would explaining what was said fall into?
What is content?
What is seven?
What does CLIP stand for?
What is composition library instruction program?
What was the question Doug Brent wished to answer with Chapter 1 of the Reading as Rhetorical Strategy?
What past and modern understandings of rhetorical discourse help inform a reading strategy?