Research/Argument
What 3 questions must every introduction answer?
WHAT is your topic, or what will you be arguing?
HOW will you support that argument?
WHY is your topic significant? WHY does it matter?
What is the correct in-text citation?
For example, in 1998, the Georgia governor Zell Miller proposed a $105,000 budget to distribute classical music CD’s to every newborn born in the state annually (Spigel, 2001).
For example, in 1998, the Georgia governor Zell Miller proposed a $105,000 budget to distribute classical music CD’s to every newborn born in the state annually (Spigel, 14).
For example, in 1998, the Georgia governor Zell Miller proposed a $105,000 budget to distribute classical music CD’s to every newborn born in the state annually. (Spigel 14)
For example, in 1998, the Georgia governor Zell Miller proposed a $105,000 budget to distribute classical music CD’s to every newborn born in the state annually (Spigel 14).
For example, in 1998, the Georgia governor Zell Miller proposed a $105,000 budget to distribute classical music CD’s to every newborn born in the state annually (Spigel 14).
What instrument does Lizzo play?
Flute
Which logical fallacy is this:
“Caldwell Hall is in bad shape. Either we tear it down and put up a new building, or we continue to risk students’ safety. Obviously we shouldn’t risk anyone’s safety, so we must tear the building down.”
Either/Or
What does MEAL stand for when it comes to structuring body paragraphs?
Main Idea
Evidence
Analysis
Link (to thesis)
Who won this year's Grammy for Album of the Year?
a) Jon Batiste - We Are
b) Billie Eilish - Happier Than Ever
c) Olivia Rodrigo - Sour
d) Lil Nas X - Montero
a) Jon Batiste - We Are
Name AND DEFINE the 3 persuasive appeals
Ethos: by making appeals to ethos, speakers seek to establish credibility in the eyes of the audience by indicating that their reasoning is consistent with the fundamental beliefs, values, and attitudes held by their listeners/readers [AUTHORITY]
Pathos: by making appeals to pathos, speakers aim to make audiences receptive to their argument by hitting them at the gut-level, whether by provoking highly-charged emotions (anger or joy), less dramatic feelings (a sense of duty or respect), or even broader attitudes (general notions about human nature) [FEELING(S)]
Logos: logos is an appeal to reason and is split into two types: deductive (starts with a generalization and moves toward a specific conclusion) and inductive (begins with pieces of specific evidence and draws a general conclusion) [REASON]
Transition from the previous paragraph/point
Introduce the main claim of the paragraph
Make clear how that claim fits with the larger argument
If there are 52 white keys on a piano, how many black keys does it have?
a) 26
b) 24
c) 32
d) 36
d) 36
Which logical fallacy is this:
“President Jones raised taxes, and then the rate of violent crime went up. Therefore, President Jones is responsible for the rise in crime.”
(we need the full name for points)
post hoc, ergo propter hoc
How many citation errors are there?
These DIY venues are very important because most of the money collected from the show goes to the band or performer. (Ross, 2017) This is important because in many cases the artists only make a relatively small amount of money from performing at a venue. Taylor Kane who has been running DIY venues in New York City for many years also had this to say about DIY venues: “And it's smaller, having shows that are only 50-100 people. When you have a smaller space, you can be more intimate with everything. You're not in the Lower East Side paying twenty five grand for a 150 cap venue, having to be psychotic about everything. You can smell the flowers.” (Ross 2017)
Six
Who was the first woman ever inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame?
Aretha Franklin