unit 1
quality of being determined or of holding fast
what is tenacity?
different from what is expected or seems correct.
what is counterintuitive?
state of currently occupying an office
what is incumbency?
a state of society in which diverse groups participate.
what is pluralism?
an incorrect term used to describe or designate something.
what is misnomer?
a categorical information found within a reading that is utilized to fortify claims and analysis of that text.
what is Textual evidence?
An author’s style, the way an author indites, is what makes an inditer unique
what is Style and Content?
It can be organized into articles, brochures, infographics, blogs, verbalizations, essays, and opinion pieces.
what is Presenting the Information?
utilizing the same structure in two or more components of a sentence or list.
what is Parallelism?
There are rules governing which evidence or testimony may be introduced, and which information is pertinent or impertinent.
what is Complicating Factors?
to determine if the evidence presented in a text is germane.
what is objective summary?
typically comes at the terminus of the exordial paragraph.
what is thesis statement?
the components of a text that highlight or accentuate consequential content.
what is Formatting features?
its central point, or the point that the inscriber wants the audience to accept as true or paramount.
what is the argument’s claim?
phrases you have included in both the exordium and the conclusion.
what is Transitional Content?
details as their fortification or proof.
what is Central ideas?
The author utilizes a simile, an idiom, and personification in the excerpt.
what is Figurative Language?
authors need to engender a connection between the argument, the author, and the reader.
what is Rhetorical appeals?
authors describe scenes in vivid detail utilizing one or more of the five senses,
what is Imagery?
utilization of the colon engenders a dramatic pause in the flow of the text.
what is Rhetoric Influence?
you are inscribing an objective summary, it is especially paramount to visually perceive if the determine if the evidence presented in a text.
what is relevant?
your audience will optiate and desideratum for an exhaustive understanding of your topic.
what is Locating Sources?
you will work on making your inditement more vivid and fascinating.
what is Revising for Syntax and Sentence Variety?
they are claims that run counter or in the antithesis direction to your verbalized position on the issue.
what is Counterclaims?
restatement of thesis verbal expression and an adscititious closure elements
what is the conclusion?