UNIT 1
What is a synonym for the word Arduous?
It could be hard, difficult, or rigorous.
What is the definition of the word Counterintuitive?
Different from what is expected or seems correct.
What is a synonym for the word Infrastructure?
framework, structure, skeleton
What is the definition of Unrequited?
Not returned or repaid in kind.
If the state has an absolute government it's?
Anarchy
What is example of central idea in a story?
EX. In the story the Little Red Riding Hood" the central ideas are the importance of obeying parents, to be cautious with strangers.
It's the text primary, unifying factor, tying together all of the other components of fiction used by the author to convey the story.
what is the 3 parts of the Rhetorical Triangle?
Message, audience, writer/speaker.
when evaluating sources what are 3 things you need to determine?
accurate, meaning it is exact, correct, and verifiable with all its information
relevant, meaning it is applicable to what is being researched
credible, meaning it is written by a believable, reliable, and trustworthy author, group, or organization
what is Syntax?
Is the order, grammar, and punctuation of words.
Give two of the five primary components of the Toulmin Model of Argument.
claim, reasons, evidence, anticipated counterclaim (or rebuttal), and warrant (or backing).
What are Style, Tone, and Word Choice?
It is a way the material is presented without opinion or bias, the most appropriate tone for the piece of writing. They are professional, formal, neutral, and objective.
what should you consider when refining your research question?
What is the overall point you want to make?
What is it you want people to know or understand?
What is important about this topic?
what is are examples of a Graphic Aid?
graphs
timelines
diagrams
What two elements should do you need to consider when providing evidence for your claim.
The quality of the evidence.
The appropriateness of the evidence for your audience.
what aspects should you check as you revise your essay?
tone
sentences
vocabulary
What tone would you use to persuade someone?
The author's tone is assuring what they are say is the goal you want to achieve. In a way that has simple attitude.
Why would I use a rhetorical question in my writing?
A rhetorical question is a technique used by authors to create dramatic impact or to make a point. So if you use a rhetorical question it can make your audience more intrigued.
Emma and John went to the horse show over the weekend, they said they saw Arabians and other breeds performing in the show ring.
Which answer correctly explains what is incorrect about the passage?
A comma splice is used to connect two independent clauses.
How can a metaphor be effective?
Metaphor helps to express vivid imagery that goes beyond literal meanings, resulting in visuals that are simpler to understand.
What is Deductive reasoning?
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.
What is the best order for the sentences in this paragraph?
1) At first, Stirling thought it might be an altar. 3) But as his workers cleared away soil, they discovered it was a sculpture. 2) In 1938, archaeologist Matthew Stirling and his team found a stone buried under the forest floor.
2,1,3
How can you better understand your audience in your writing?
Knowing your audience will inform how you write and what you write about. You will have a better understanding of how much context and background to include and what specific details the audience would need to know.
Which graphic aid would you use to effectively clarify a trend of rising temperatures for readers?
line graph
How does a counterclaim strengthen your argument?
The counterclaim supports the argument by ensuring the reader that you are well-informed and capable of distinguishing different points of view.
What information can you write in a Introduction?
definitions of terms
historical background
background for context