Reasoning
How many reasonings are there ?
Three.
What is diction ?
Word choice
What is central idea ?
The main topic the story is about.
What does the word motivation mean ?
Wanting to do something.
True. They use the word "I"
What type of reasoning has 2 premises that end in a claim ?
Deductive reasoning.
What is syntax ?
Sentence structure
What is an argument ?
The point someone is trying to make.
What does the word conclusion mean ?
To end something.
Irony.
What type of reasoning starts with a specific observation that turns into a broad general idea ?
Inductive reasoning.
What is connotation ?
The mood associated with a word.
How do you track an argument ?
By following the reasoning, details and evidence used to support their claim.
Which of the following would mean to "to look from a certain point of view ?"
a. Introspection
b. Perspective
c. Evaluate
b. Perspective
What figurative language is responsible for creating emphasis.
Repetition.
What reasoning uses clues, evidence, and smaller pieces of information to create a hypothesis ?
Abductive reasoning.
What does tone mean ?
Mood implied by the author/story.
In Malala's speech, she stated that she did not feel hate or anger towards the Taliban, rather her argument was that we must _______ in order to end the differences around the world.
Education.
What does the word alienate mean ?
To separate from.
What point of view would be most commonly used in a story where multiple characters' emotions and thoughts are known to the audience ?
Third person omniscient.
In Malala's speech, she draws from her experience in order to create a speech in favor of women and children's education.
Which reasoning does she use ?
Inductive reasoning.
What is the denotative meaning of a word ?
The definition of a word.
In Obama's speech, he states very clearly that democracy will only happen if we all work together to get rid of _________.
Discrimination/Injustice.
What does the word cultivate mean ?
To create or grow something.
What type of point of view is coming from an outside perspective, but is only focused on one character ?
Third person limited.