What is listed with the page number in the header of an MLA formatted paper?
Last name
This appeal relates to audience--the presumed shared values of the audience.
Pathos
This fallacy is the misrepresentation of another's argument so that it may be countered easily.
Strawman
Where does the apostrophe go in the following phrase?
"Zeuss collar"
Zeus's collar
What is the central claim of an argumentative essay called?
Thesis
How many lines constitute the necessity of a block quote?
four
This appeal deals with the text--the structure and content of the text.
Logos
This fallacy attempts to validate an action because it is popular, or others are complicit.
Bandwagon
Where does the apostrophe go in the following phrase?
"My parents home" (two parents)
My parents' home
When one betrays a predilection towards a topic, it could be referred to as?
Bias
How are Works Cited page entries listed?
Alphabetically
This appeal is associated with the author's credibility.
Ethos
An attack on personal character
Ad hominem
Where do the commas go in the following statement?
"I went to the store for chicken tomatoes green beans and salsa."
I went to the store for chicken, tomatoes, green beans, and salsa.
Scholarly articles undergo what process to verify that the material is legit, substantive, and accurate?
Peer review
If there is not an author's name listed on the Works Cited page, what is used for parenthetic citations?
The first few words of the Works Cited entry.
By bringing in statistics from credible outside sources, an author establishes which two rhetorical appeals?
Logos and ethos
This fallacy assumes similarity in comparison.
False analogy
Punctuate the following:
I don't want to go away I have to stay
I don't want to go away; I have to stay.
I don't want to go away. I have to stay.
Countering an opposition's claim is referred to as?
Refutation
Parenthetically cite this quote from Gerard Jones's article: That's when I started the research.
"That's when I started the research" (Jones).
The three rhetorical appeals are logos, pathos, and ethos. Name three other rhetorical strategies/considerations.
Author, purpose, audience, question, context
Name the fallacy being committed in the following statement:
"My neighbor is a vegan and guilt trips me for eating meat, so all vegans will guilt trip meat eaters."
Fallacy of Composition: Assuming what is true in part is applicable to the whole.
What part of speech must precede the colon if what follows the colon is a list?
Noun
Do not mistake correlation for?
Causality