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Rhetorical Appeals
Grammar and Style
Types of Arguments
Using Sources
Argument & Social Constructs
100
You must always cater your message and appeals to this.
What is your audience?
100
Two sentences, combined with a comma.
What is a comma splice?
100
An essay that identifies and evaluates the rhetorical choices made in an artifact.
What is a rhetorical analysis?
100
You must use this to lead into or introduce a source in your essay.
What is a signal phrase?
100
In the TEA method, E stands for this.
What is Evidence or Examples?
200
When you include statistics and facts, you're appealing to this.
What is logos?
200
An incomplete sentence.
What is a fragment?
200
Unlike analyzing, this process requires you to group ideas into themes or categories.
What is synthesizing?
200
You're committing this act when you fail to provide in-text citations for your sources.
What is plagiarism?
200
In the TEA method, A stands for this.
What is Analysis?
300
When you use babies or puppies, you're probably appealing to this.
What is pathos?
300
The word choice, level of language, and attitude you convey in your essay.
What is tone?
300
This is the highest level of argument, and it aims to solve or help a problem.
What is a Proposal?
300
In-text citations at the end of a sentence are also called this, named for the format in which they are provided.
What are parenthetical citations?
300
Providing this allows your reader to see that you're not biased and have done research on all parts of the conversation.
What is a counter argument?
400
When you use a professional tone, you're appealing to this.
What is ethos?
400
It's the grammatical issue seen here: We was waiting for the bus.
What is subject-verb disagreement?
400
This type of causal argument arrangement follows the format: A leads to B, B leads to C, C leads to D..
What is a Causal Chain?
400
This is the name for the kind of indent used in a Works Cited page.
What is a reverse or hanging indent?
400
This is the group or organization in power or most served. Most media constructs cater to this group.
What is the hegemonic group?
500
When you make your message seem timely and relevant, you're providing this.
What is exigence?
500
It's the grammar issue seen here: While waiting in line for the bus.
What is a sentence fragment?
500
This level of argument includes causal and evaluative arguments.
What is quality level of argument?
500
This is the process of rephrasing a specific point from a source. (You still have to cite it, though)
What is paraphrasing?
500
This is the process through which symbols (words, gestures, images) gain their meaning.
What is social constructivism?