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Vocabulary: Definitions
Vocabulary: Definitions
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A literary space that explores both mediality and interiority
Glanced
Corridor
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Frigid
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The process of using logic to analyze characters, settings, themes, and plots in a work of literature
Compelling
Reasoning
Rebuttal
Conclusion
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A response to an opposing argument that presents evidence and reasons to disprove it
Debatable
Compelling
Evidence
Rebuttal
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To describe a person or thing that is in an ungainly or uncontrolled state
Incredulously
Contrast
Sprawled
Picturesque
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In a way that shows someone is unwilling or unable to believe something
Picturesque
Sprawled
Incredulously
Frustration
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To shine, reflect light, or sparkle
Frustration
Glanced
Protested
Frigid
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Something is charming or quaint in appearance, or that it evokes mental images
Glanced
Picturesque
Sprawled
Frustration
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The final part of a piece of writing that summarizes the main points and leaves the reader with a sense of closure
Rebuttal
Conclusion
Reasoning
Compelling
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Debatable
something is so interesting and exciting that it holds your attention
a statement that presents an idea as an argument
something is open to question or dispute, or that its truth is uncertain
a response to an opposing argumente
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Compelling
a response to an opposing argument that presents evidence
something is so interesting and exciting that it holds your attention
the process of using logic to analyze characters, settings, themes
something is based on reason and sound ideas, rather than emotion
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Counterclaim
a process of using logic to analyze characters, settings, themes, and plots
an opposing argument to the author's claim
information from a text that supports an argument or analysis
something is open to question or dispute, or that its truth is uncertain
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A negative emotion that can be defined as a feeling of dissatisfaction
Protested
Frustration
Frigid
Glanced
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To identify similarities and differences between two or more things, people, places, or ideas
Compare
Picturesque
Incredulously
Contrast
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Logical
the final part of a piece of writing that summarizes the main points
the process of using logic to analyze characters, settings, themes
a response to an opposing argument that presents evidence
something is based on reason and sound ideas, rather than emotion
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A statement that presents an idea as an argument
Debatable
Argument
Claim
Counterclaim
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Lacking warmth or ardor : indifferent
Protested
Corridor
Frigid
Glanced
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Argument
a statement that presents an idea as an argument
information from a text that supports an argument or analysis
something is open to question or dispute, or that its truth is uncertain
a statement that presents the main idea or point of a piece of literature
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A literary device that highlights the differences between two or more people, places, things, or ideas
Picturesque
Incredulously
Contrast
Sprawled
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Information from a text that supports an argument or analysis
Evidence
Logical
Reasoning
Debatable
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Describes fiction and poetry that expresses criticism, resistance against social, political, culture, economic injustice
Frustration
Glanced
Frigid
Protested
