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Bloom's Taxonomy
SOAPSTone
Inductive vs. Deductive
PELIDS
Types of Evidence
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What level of Bloom's Taxonomy is 'Applying'?

Level 3

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What does SOAPSTone stand for?

Speaker, occasion, audience, purpose, subject, tone

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Which structure has the claim at the end of the text?

Inductive

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What does PELIDS stand for?

Pathos, ethos, logos, inductive structure, deductive structure

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What are the four types of evidence?

Statistical, testimonial, analogical, and anecdotal

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What is the 5th level of Bloom's Taxonomy?

Evaluating

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The question "who is the author speaking to?" which part of SOAPSTone?

Audience

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Most of your academic essay writing as a student has been what: deductive or inductive?

Deductive.

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If the author of a piece included their credibility and ethical standing, what would they be using?

Ethos

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What is anecdotal evidence?

Evidence using other people's stories and experiences

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What level of Bloom's is "Combining ideas to form a new whole"

Level 6 - Creating

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If an article written in November of 2001 is about remembering the World Trade Center, the ______ is most likely the events of 9/11.

Occasion

300

Was "The Lowest Animal" by Mark Twain inductive or deductive?

Inductive

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If a drinking and driving commercial focuses on a dog waiting for his owner to come back without realizing that the owner crashed their car while driving, what rhetoric device is the ad using?

Pathos

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"4 out of 5 doctors recommend this" is an example of what type of evidence?

Testimonial

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Change, design, rearrange, revise are key words that apply to which level?

Creating

400
True or False: the Speaker's background has no importance to a reader's ability to fully evaluate it.

False - you should know who the author is and what their background is.

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When the author goes from specifics to general, what structure are they writing in?

Inductive.

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"Studies show that cat owners are 40% percent less likely to have a cardiovascular incident like a stroke" is an example of pathos, ethos, or logos?

Logos

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"40% of people who smoke by age 17 develop a lifelong addiction" is an example of which type of evidence?

Statistical
500

When you judge and justify a piece of evidence, you're using what level of Bloom's Taxonomy?

Level 5 - Evaluating

500

Finish the sentence: What assumptions exist in the text about the intended ________?

Audience

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True or False: Bergland's "Cheaters Never Win" was written deductively.

False - the structure of the article was inductive.

500

True or False: It's very effective to use only one part of EPL in an article.

False (remember the EPL triangle)

500

What is another name for statistical evidence?

Example evidence