Reading Process
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Ask yourself a question.

The first stept in the Reading Process.



What is Pre-Reading?

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Can be defined as a "conversation"

What is Rhetoric?


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You said that if we allow A to happen, then Z will eventually happen too, therefore, A should not happen.

What is slippery slope?

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Not reading every single word– just getting the basic idea. Reading the chapter outline. Reading the sparknotes outline.

The second step in the Reading Process.

What is Skimming?

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Contains the author's bias, is heavy-handedly persuasive

What is Pathos?

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You misrepresented someone's argument to make it easier to attack.

What is strawman?

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What is Primo?

300

The actual eyes on paper, but plus asking yourself the question from pre-reading.

What is Active Reading?

300

Evidence, data, universal truths

What is Logos?

300

You appealed to popularity or the fact that many people do something as an attempted form of validation.

What is a bandwagon?

300

The type of link you need when writing a citation for your Works Cited page

What is a permalink?

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The fourth step in the Reading Process.

Can you answer the questions you asked yourself? Can you remember what happened?

What is Quizzing?

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Intelligence, Trustworthiness

What is Ethos?
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You presented a circular argument in which the conclusion was included in the premise.

What is begging the question? also known as circular reasoning.


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A website to help you figure out resources for opposing viewpoints

What is Gale in Context?

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Being able to remember what you read and being able to explain it to someone else.


The ultimate goal of the Reading Process.


What is Learning? What is Reading Comprehension?

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A poorly constructed argument, whether intentional or unintentional: a mistaken idea

What is a fallacy?

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You attacked your opponent's character or personal traits in an attempt to undermine their argument.

What is ad hominem?

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Name the main place you can get journal articles that Michele mentioned last week?


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