vocabulary
to be on guard is to be?
vigilant
what is metaphor?
it states that one thing as another
what is an informational essay?
to inform readers.
what is a claim?
the primary statement to be proven.
what type of evidence is not directly stated in a text?
implicit evidence
what is fruition?
accomplishing a goal
fill in the blank
A __________ is directly stated in the text
central idea
what does focus and scope mean?
it means to examine how broad and complex is a research question is
what is casual reasoning?
seeks to show cause and effect relationship between two events
analogy
comparison between things that can not be similar.
to be dominated it means?
to be under control by another person.
what is connotation?
meaning that is implied by the word
publish
to show or hand you final work to the public
types of reasoning
inductive, deductive, analogical and casual
what are transitional words?
they are key element words that make the writing flow properly.
what is exacerbate?
to worsen a problem
What does figurative language consist of?
idiom, simile, hyperbole and metaphor
what are the types of evidence there are?
Anecdote, example, facts, testimony
warrant
the final part of an argument
what are the 3 modes of persuasion?
ethos, pathos and logos
succint
to be brief
The rhetorical triangle consists of
message, audience and speaker
What is plagiarism?
to steal other persons writing without giving them credit.
rebuttal
an anticipated counterclaim
what is hyperbole?
extreme exaggeration of words