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100

To persuade into erroneous thinking; mislead

delude

100

to make more severe; to intensify

exacerbate

100

expressed without unnecessary words; brief and compact

succint

100

in an intense or deeply felt manner

fervently

100

protection against loss or damage

indemnity

200

Overarching message or truth that is specific to a text

Central Idea

200

The art of persuasion 

Rhetoric

200

How information is organized in a text

Text Structure

200

The central message or universal truth conveyed by a text.

Theme

200

Helps people link individual events to frequently occurring patterns

Inductive Reasoning

300

The arrangement of words and phrases-and organization are other elements of style that can be affected by task, purpose, and audience

Syntax

300

They can also adopt what is known as an __________, using pronouns such as “you,” “we,” and “I” to make the author appear friendly and to make an audience feel included: “We” are all in this together.

inclusive tone

300

To figure out if a source of information is accurate, think about one of these questions

Can the information be verified in another source?

300

An ______ is an indirect reference to a person, object, event, or literary work that is widely recognized.

allusion

300

Authors always have a ______.

purpose

400

Jibo … is much more like what most people think of when they think of a robot—it’s animated and highly interactive. Echo is a monolith—a simple, sleek cylinder that mostly responds to commands. 


This is an example of what?

Central Idea

400

When you _______, you write continuously about whatever comes to mind regarding possible topics for your paper.

freewrite

400

A complete sentence states a complete thought. If something such as a subject or a verb is missing, the result is what?

sentence fragment

400

doctrine, belief, conduct

-ism

400

What is an example of correct hyphen use?

win-at-all-costs attitude

500

_______ is the assignment or work that an author needs to do. Is the author’s task to write a short opinion piece or a long persuasive essay?

author's task

500

“Who do you think you are?” is an example of what?

rhetorical questions
500

To figure out if a source of information is credible, think about one of these questions

What is the background or expertise of the author?

500

Syntax refers to the way sentences are ________.

organized

500

________ words can sometimes give you hints to help you identify an argument’s premise.

Indicator