MLA Format
This is what MLA stands for.
Modern Language Association
Ancient Greek god of wine, theater, fertility, and ritual madness
Dionysus
The emotional, cultural, or implied meanings associated with a word, extending beyond its literal definition (denotation).
Connotative
Along with Authority, this is the other "A" word in CRAAP.
Accuracy.
This is defined as the art of persuasion.
This information belongs in the header.
This name translates to "swollen foot."
Oedipus
a logical fallacy that restricts a complex issue to only two extreme, often opposing, choices, ignoring other viable alternatives.
False Dichotomy
This website address almost always assures that you are looking at a reliable source.
.edu
This language attempts to compare and contrast the opinions of various authors in similar discourse communities.
Synthesis.
This is a term for how the first line of a source should be formatted in your Works Cited page.
Hanging Indent
Erysichthon desecrated a sacred grove by cutting down a massive oak dedicated to Demeter. Why?
To build a party hall.
The use of words, phrases, and expressions that deviate from literal meanings to create vivid imagery, add creative flair, or explain complex ideas more vividly
Figurative Language
This brief overview of an academic article is placed at the beginning of longer works.
An Abstract
This is a sentence that states the topic and purpose of your paper.
Thesis Statement
Along with MLA, these other two formats make up the three most popular college writing formats.
APA and Chicago.
Oedipus used this to blind himself.
His mother's brooch.
This literary device is used to guide the reader to greater themes in your essay by use of repetition.
A Motif.
DOUBLE JEOPARDY
This is the name of the librarian that helped us out the most during this semester.
Ben Richards
Along with audience, subject and author, this final term makes up the four sides of the Rhetorical Rhombus.
A Block Quote.
About how long ago did the classical period in Ancient Greece exist?
2,500 years ago
The art of investigating or discussing the truth of opinions.
Dialectic
No, not a trendy clothing brand, this Ancient Greek philosopher coined the terms pathos, ethos and logos.
Aristotle
This is the act of breaking down the whole into pieces for the purpose of examination.
Analysis.