Vocab
cognitive
having to do with the ability to think or reason
root word of counter intuitive
counter or contrary
MLA format
writing style you can use for essays, articles, and a lot of types of writing
antonym of fervently
casually
what writing can you use to describe something
descriptive writing
emulate
to strive to imitate or approach equality with
Anecdotes only describe one persons point of view, rather than many people
which type of essay do you use informational text in
informational essay
synonym of fervently
passionately
persuasive writing
inherently
in a way that forms the basic nature of something
what is a key term
A word that serves as a key, as to the meaning of the word
what type of essay do you play both sides in
argumentative essay
which suffix would you add to the word satire
-ical
what type of writing can you use to give facts to someone
informational writing
alienation
state of being isolated or withdrawn
what can be a persons cognitive abilities
playing a game of poker
how should your essays be set up in
MLA format
define diction as a rhetorical feature
using emotional or striking language to emphasize an argument
how would you use biodegradable in a sentence
There are many ways you can use biodegradable in a sentence.
an example: A rose has a biodegradable stature to it that breaks down minerals in the air and releases them back into the atmosphere
counterintuitive
different from what is expected or seems correct
what is a synonym for the word emulate
imitate
when do you quote a source
when you copy what they say in quotations, and put it at the end of your essay
What is a correct definition of the word misconception
an incorrect conclusion
what is a valued purpose of using a graph bar
to illustrate data in rows or columns
to visually depict a comparison or change