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Analyze Author's Argument SAT prep
Analyze Author's Argument SAT prep
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To understand, restate, comment on, or discuss someone’s strongly stated position.
Author's Argument
Analyze
Claim
Evidence
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After underlining/annotating evidence to support the claim(s) you should determine...
what type of persuasion is being used
I have no idea
what the topic is about
if you agree or not
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After recognizing the author's purpose you should...
annotate the text
agree or disagree
Underline the claim(s) and annotate as you read
write an outline
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After I read the SAT article, I should do what?
Make a quick outline
Write a thesis
Think about what I agree with or disagree with & then write
Begin to write
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A body of facts indicating whether a belief or proposition is true or valid.
Authors Argument
Claim
Evidence
Analyze
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Made up of claims, or statements in support of the author's position.
Analyze
Author's argument
Evidence
Claim
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An assertion of the truth of something, typically one that is disputed or in doubt.
Author's Argument
Claim
Analyze
Evidence
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Rhetorical devices do the following (may be more than one answer):
express ethos, pathos, & logos in varying manners
express emotions, facts, word choice, logic, expert opinions
give opinions
are the methods with which persuasion is applied
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When you first begin reading the article for the SAT you should do this:
recognize the author's purpose
write your opinions
define the claim
write your thesis
