Vocabulary
A quick summary of someone else's claim in your writing.
What is "They Say"
The title of the first textbook reading you had in class, which discussed how to participate in academic writing.
What is "Entering the Conversation"?
The three steps of an entire Eli Review cycle.
What are "write, review, and revise?
The number of formal assignments in this course.
What is "five?"
The artist and album which our textbook is named after.
What is Drake's Views?
The act of bringing together multiple sources and drawing new conclusions based on their collective impact.
What is "synthesis"
The university at which Theo Baker discovered a research scandal
Where is Stanford University?
The process of prioritizing large-scale issues when giving feedback, as opposed to focusing on smaller issues.
What is "thinking globally?"
The location of my office hours.
Where is Zoom?
Who is Aristotle?
The practice of persuasion; most commonly oral or textual.
What is rhetoric?
The main subject of the Views chapter titled "Planting Naysayers"
What is anticipating and responding to counter arguments?
DOUBLE JEAPORDY!!!
The three-step acronym to giving good feedback.
What is "Describe-Evaluate-Suggest?"
The numerical grade (out of 100) needed to earn an A in this course
What is 93?
The steps to creating a "quotation sandwich."
What are "introduce, quote, explain"?
A term that describes a phrase that lets readers know who is saying what in the text.
What is a "voice marker"?
What is the opposite of a descriptive bibliography?
What is an "evaluative bibliography"?
If a student fails to submit a draft on Eli Review, their final grade will be deducted by _____.
What is one letter grade?
The percentage of your final grade that is made up of informal writing assignments.
What is "40 percent?"
What is the variables test?
The common tendency among writers to misinterpret or misunderstand their sources, thus resulting in a poor summary of their argument.
What is the "closest cliche syndrome?"
The titles of the two New York Times articles you synthesized on your own. "School is for..."
What is "Making Citizens" and "Wasting Time and Money"?
The three requirements to earn full points on your revision plans.
What are submitting on time, writing at least 150 words, and coming up with original ideas for revision?
The UB general education requirement this course fulfills
What is "Communication Literacy (CL) 1?"
The five places to skim a scholarly article.
What are "title, abstract, section headers, first and last sentences, and conclusion"?