Chamber of movies
The name of the house elf that visits Harry Potter at the start of the movie.
Who is Dobby?
There are rhetorical appeals.
What is three?
_is the author of the Belonging book.
Who is Geoffrey L. Cohen?
Swales says a discourse community has _ criteria it must meet to be considered a discourse community.
Tradwive movement draws influence from this decade.
What is the 1950's?
_ called Hermione Granger a mudblood.
Draco Malfoy
Slippery slope is an example of _.
What is a logical fallacy?
Belonging is a _.
What is a basic need?
Swales says a discourse community is different from a _ community.
What is a speech community?
The performative men can be identified by this drink.
What is matcha?
_ is the mastermind behind the Chamber of Secrets being opened.
Who is Lucius Malfoy?
These are the three core elements of the rhetorical situation.
What is the purpose, speaker, and audience?
_ are quick generalizations about groups that make thinking easier, but ignore people’s differences.
What are stereotypes?
Swales uses Herzbergs concept of what.
What is a cluster of ideas?
Gamergate exposed this issue.
What is geek masculinity?
Harry Potter broke his arm by _.
What is by getting hit by a bludger?
Logos relies on these two types of reasoning.
What are inductive and deductive reasoning?
_ is interpreting _events to confirm what we already suspect.
What are confirmation bias and neutral events?
What is the Hong Kong Study circle?
Informative essays are concerned primarily with this.
What is informing readers of their chosen subject?
_ heals Harry Potter, and does it by using _ in the Chamber of Secrets.
Who is Fawkes and with his phoenix tears?
Name at least five logical fallacies in the article.
What are ad hominem, slippery slope, Hasty generalization, Post hoc ergo propter hoc, Genetic Fallacy, Begging the claim, Circular Argument, Either/or, Ad populum, Red herring?
Name five of the chapter titles from the Belonging Book.
What are How I am seen, Belonging uncertainty, The potential of the situation, Turning them into us, Blaming the person ignoring the situation, They're all the same, How am I seen?, I can see it on your face (or can I?)?
Name all the criteria that Swales lays out for a discourse community.
What are the common public goals, intercommunicative mechanisms, participatory communication mechanisms, genres, specific lexis, and a threshold of expertise among its members?
Informative essays tend to draw from this.
What is extensively on information from other sources and, to a lesser extent, on personal knowledge and experience?