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What does tenacity mean? 

quality of being determined or of holding fast

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Definition of exacerbate? 

to make more severe; to intensify

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definition of succinct?

expressed without unnecessary words; brief and compact

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Definition of fervently

in an intense or deeply felt manner

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definition of veracity

truthfulness or accuracy

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What is a central idea?

an overarching message or truth that is specific to a text.

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What is the rhetoric triangle?

in all cases, however, rhetoric is a platform for creating a relationship among three key components: the message, the writer/speaker (author), and the audience.

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What are structural elements used for?

 can help a reader to comprehend a text’s main idea or claim

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what is the definition of topic? 

is what a text is literally about. The topic can usually be summarized in one or two words.

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what is a claim?

the primary statement that is to be proved through the presentation of an argument

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What is the arrangement of words and phrases called?

Syntax

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What is the definition of an informative essay?

to inform the readers

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Explain what evidence is?

Each outside source should be introduced and expanded upon, in the writer’s own words.

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definition of argument

a type of writing that emphasizes logic, specifically claims, reasons, evidence and, counterclaims

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Can an attention grabber be in the form of a question? 

yes

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Create an example of central idea?

Ex: Smartphones have revolutionized technology. (Answers Vary)

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An example of tone.

You and I are going to be best friends. This gives a warm, friendly, inclusive tone to the readers.

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True or false this sentence is in problem-solution form:

The washing machine wasn't working so i hand washed my clothes.

True

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Give an example of a theme.

Ex: Good can come in many forms.

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What is the difference between inductive and deductive reasoning? 

Inductive reasoning helps people link individual events to frequently occurring patterns, but deductive reasoning is a method of reasoning that can be used to conclusively prove an argument, is when you use your knowledge about a situation to reach logical conclusions. 

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Give an example the author's purpose. 

Ex: The author's purpose of the car blog was to share with people reasonable and affordable cars.

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What's the difference between informative and a research essay?

Informative is to inform your readers, while research is to synthesize, interpret, and present info. from a variety of credible sources.

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Give an example of a heading

Self-Driving Cars

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what 5 factors do you need to know about your audience

1. age 2. gender 3. ethnicity 4. political position 5. religion

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What is one thing you should not include in your argumentative essay?

any sort of slang or first-person pronouns like I and you