Round 2, English 102

Types of Essays

100

This essay examines multiple points of view on a topic.

Exploratory essay

200

This essay evaluates a print ad.

Visual essay.

300

This essay includes an warrant.

Toulmin

400

This essay suggests that a topic is immoral.

Ethical essay.

500

This common kind of essay includes a stance and main points to support it.  

Classic essay

That's a Fallacy

100

The whole class is playing Jeopardy.  You'd better play, too.

Bandwagon

200

Look, there's an elephant!

Red Herring.

300

These beds aren't as comfortable is clouds.

False analogy. 

400

You're so dense; you wouldn't understand this argument if it slapped you in the face. 

Ad hominem.

500

We're even! My girlfriend cheated on me, so I emptied her bank account.

Two wrongs make a right. 

That's a Fallacy II

100

You may have a great argument, but you should really see my new car.

Evasion

200

If you keep singing those Christmas songs, Christmas will be canceled forever.

Slippery slope.

300

You can't convince me that Santa isn't real--we've all seen him.

Begging the question

400

You lack of holiday spirit caused the price of tinsel to become inflated.

False cause.

500

Cupid is Pennsylvania's favorite reindeer.  I know--I asked the whole class. 

Hasty Generalization

MLA

100

The second line in an MLA heading.

Professor's Name

200

How the date is written in the MLA heading

Day Month Year, no punctuation

300

Type of indent found on the Works Cited page.

Hanging Indent

400

Information included in parenthetical citation

Authors last name and page number

500

Name of the page of resources:

Works Cited page

Basic Vocab

100

The dictionary definition of the word:

Denotation.

200

The emotional meaning of a word:

Connotation.

300

General attitude of a piece, found in the vocabulary:

Tone.

400

The general opinion of a piece, found in the thesis:

Stance

500

An error that which renders an argument invalid:

Logical Fallacy.