Unit 1
To create
What is fabricate?
Having to do with the ability to think or reason
What is cognitive?
Expressed without unnecessary words; brief and compact
What is succinct?
Not returned or repaid in kind
What is unrequited?
A state of lawlessness and absence of government
What is anarchy?
Descriptions, quotes, facts, or any other relevant information in a text
What are key ideas?
The style of an informational text refers to
How is it written<
Graphs, charts, or photographs
What is media?
Allusion, antithesis, diction, irony, parallelism, syntax, and understatement
What are rhetorical features?
An idea or assumption that is accepted as true and used as the basis of an argument
What is a premise?
A detail or piece of evidence supports the central idea
What is relevant?
Audience
Who are you writing for?
The way in which words and sentences are arranged to demonstrate the author’s intent, meaning, purpose, and style
What is syntax?
Opposing claim to your stated position on the issue
What is a counterclaim?
Tone, sentences, and vocabulary in writing
What are the aspects of style?
An overarching message or truth that is specific to a text
What is a central idea?
Repeat a pattern of a chosen grammatical form, giving the same level of significance to two or more ideas
How is parallel structure used?
The interaction of three elements: the message, the writer/speaker, and the audience.
What is the rhetorical triangle?
A rhetorical term which literally means “word choice”
What is diction?
When a reader looks for explicitly relevant ideas that an author uses to support their claim, they are looking for
What are reasons?
Facts, definitions, quotations, concrete details, and statistics or data
What is evidence?
Organizing, using direct quotations, summarizing, paraphrasing, scanning, scanning
What are note taking tips?
Rereading a piece of writing to discover possible errors
What is proofreading?
An introduction to an essay includes an attention-grabbing opening sentence, introductory information, and what
What is a thesis statement?
Language in an argument should be neither positive nor negative, but
What is neutral?