Rhetoric
Where rhetorical theory and practice began
What is Ancient Greece?
This in-text citation style: (Woods 8).
What is MLA?
Checking a source's domain (i.e., .com/.org), the ethos of the author, and the title (no buzz words) are ways to determine this.
What is a source's credibility/reliability?
An essay that has graphs or other related images
What is a multimodal essay?
Without this, you don't have an argument.
What is a thesis/thesis statement?
This appeal to rhetoric focuses on targeting an audience's emotions, identities, or values.
What is pathos?
This in-text citation style: (Woods, 1999) or (Woods, 1999, p. 8).
What is APA?
Name one academic database you have likely used through LLCC.
What is EBSCOhost, JSTOR, or Gale?
Before writing a direct quote or paraphrase, introduce the source with this
What is an attribution or signal phrase?
Things that one should focus on during a peer review session
What are the strength of the argument and claims, organization, evidence (and citations)? NOT grammar.
An author's reliability based on their reputation
What is extrinsic ethos?
If a bibliography lists information like this: Woods, Emily. The Enemy of Mankind, Tor Publishing Group/Tor Teen, 2028. it is formatted in....
What is MLA?
Ms. Woods' favorite type of writing, and a tool you should use early in your research writing to organize sources
What is an annotated bibliography?
A planning tool to organize ideas
What is outlining/pre-writing?
The TOTAL number words we wrote last semester among our three major papers
What is 5,000 words?
An author's credibility based on the quality of their work
What is intrinsic ethos?
If a bibliography lists information like this: Woods, E. (2028). The Enemy of Mankind. Tor Publishing Group/Tor Teen. it is formatted in....
What is APA?
This type of research is done by the writer themselves, through observations, interviews, and surveys
What is field research?
Reorganizing paragraphs, rewriting sections for clarity, rethinking ideas
What is revising?
Name any other part of the rhetorical situation (NOT ethos, pathos, or logos)
What is: purpose, audience, genre, mode/format/design, or context?
The deconstruction of a work, like a commercial, to identify what draws the audience in
What is rhetorical analysis?
Give me the specific title of an MLA or APA bibliography page. Must match!
What is a Works Cited or References page?
When you check to see if any other sources agree with the source you are looking at
What is traingulating/traingulation?
What is recursive?
The gathering and connecting of related thoughts to a particular topic (i.e., alligator wrestling)
What is synthesis?