MLA Citation
The first thing to look at when writing a citation.
What is the author?
This is the name of the chart illustrating the rhetorical situation.
This is usually found in an introduction to an essay.
What is a thesis statment?
emphasizes what an audience can see, such as videos, images, colors, etc.
What is visual?
This is the punctuation used to express a full stop.
What is a period?
This is the punctuation used for titles of smaller works, such as poems, songs, and short stories.
What are quotation marks?
These are the three peistes.
What are ethos, pathos, logos?
Free writing and brainstorming are examples.
What is pre-writing?
Where something is published.
What is platform?
This punctuation is used interchangedly with periods, commas, and dashes.
What is a semicolon?
This is the information needed for in-text citations
What are author and page number?
This man is the father of rhetoric.
Who is Aristotle?
The key elements when writing a thesis.
What are what, how, and why?
Elements used to describe text that is not traditionally written text.
What are modes?
This is the punctution used to show something has been added to a quote.
What are brackets?
This is the name of the special format in which you would type a citation that goes onto a second line.
What is Hanging Indent?
The three positions in the rhetorical situation.
The process or method of marking a source directly to help comprehension and memory.
What is annotation?
Emphasizes movement such as performance, dance, or gestures made during a speech or oral presentation
What is Gestrual?
This is the meaning of a word based on associations in society.
What is connotation?
This is the Edition of MLA currently in use.
What is MLA9?
The term "Kairos" means this.
What is context?
These is questioned in the process of critical reading.
What are assumptions?
Way by which something is communicated.
What is Medium?
The type of error in this passage: "I am allergic to certain fruits: cherries, apples, plums, and kiwis. It is the skin of the fruit; there is a protein in-between the skin and the flesh. But I eat them anyway, because all fruit taste good."
What is subject-verb agreement?