Post Hoc reasoning is...

illogical assumption; A was before B, so A caused B

Steps in planning a research paper

choose a topic & take stand, analyze audience, use evidence

making a connection between the selection and reality

The biographical note that precedes the selection

Evaluations and constructive changes

A causal chain is where...

A causes B, B causes C, C causes D

distracts attention from what a person said by name calling

All of these are strategies to make revision easier EXCEPT...

give it to a parent to proof read

Misleading statistics

can be misinterpretted to influence an audience

False Dilemma- Either/Or

suggests that only 2 alternatives exist when there are more

List the 5 levels of Bloom's Taxonomy

Know, Comprehend, Apply, Analyze, Synthesize, Evaluate

What is stage four in critical reading?

Evaluate the selection and generate ideas

when extra insight is revealed and things do not add up

What is the difference between inductive reasoning and deductive reasoning

IN: particulars 2 generalizations; D: general 2 particular

tanglible, visible objects, characters

Cross referencing is...

including quotes for reader to look back at works cited page

Main versus Contributory clauses:

M: most important; C: less important

Objective description versus subjective description:

O: focuses on object itself; S: conveys personal response

A personal response is...

Explanation of your reaction to the selection

Integrating sources includes all EXCEPT:

putting the author's last name at the end of the works cited

Explicit thesis versus implicit thesis

EX: plainly states thesis; IM: indirectly suggests thesis

may sound true, but are deceptive and dishonest

Causal Analysis is....

makes connections, explains happenings, links events in time

using irrelevancy to throw a discussion off track

explain something to follow and get same results each time

The 3 criteria for evidence are...

relevant, representative, sufficient

The critical thinking process includes:

Thinking, reading, writing, thinking

using a word or expression that has more than one meaning

The 3 types of journals are...

reflective, responsive, warm up

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Post Hoc reasoning is...
illogical assumption; A was before B, so A caused B
may onlybe used once per every 5-7 pages
used in researh papers to show relation to subject
important to back up your evidence
2
What is the acronym to remember the steps in the writing process?
ERRWOSIP
PISOWRRE
KACHOW
WOSRERIP
3
The purposes of narration are...
a way to support a main idea or thesis
the story means to an end
Both
Neither
4
Steps in planning a research paper
make a flow chart of causes and effects
choose a topic & take stand, analyze audience, use evidence
watch a documentary and take detailed notes
find numerous quotes, begin writing a final copy, proofread
5
Application is...
explanation of your reaction
a short statement in your own words
making a connection between the selection and reality
what you fill out before going to college
6
What is a headnote?
The biographical note that precedes the selection
The header
The source that the information was used from in parenthesis
Your last name in the top right corner with the page number
7
Critiquing is....
Evaluations and constructive changes
A letter to the author about what you did not like
Giving your honest, blunt opinion
Fixing grammar and spelling
8
"Critic" originated from...
Critiqueing, an American word
the Latin word Kritical
John Milton in Pardise Lost
the Greek word Kritikos
9
Ethos is...
the logical appeal
the ethical appeal
the emotional appeal
10
What are the three levels of diction
formal, informal, popular
formal, informal, narrative
popular, short, complex
compound, simple, cliche
11
A causal chain is where...
A causes B, B causes C, C causes D
D causes C, C causes B, B causes A
A causes C, B causes D
A causes B, C, D, and D causes E
12
An ad hominem...
using irrelevancy to throw a discussion off track
distracts attention from what a person said by name calling
using a word or expression that has more than one meaning
13
What is stage three in critical reading?
Read critically
Evaluate the selection and generate ideas
Preparing to read
Read deeply and respond
14
All of these are strategies to make revision easier EXCEPT...
respond to instructor feedback
give it to a parent to proof read
see revision as a series of steps
work from typed of printed text and read it out loud
15
All of these are types of prewriting EXCEPT
Imagining
Mapping
Writing a rough draft
Journaling
16
Misleading statistics
suggests that only 2 alternatives exist when there are more
using irrelevancy to throw discussion off track
can be misinterpretted to influence an audience
17
False Dilemma- Either/Or
using a word or expression that has more than one meaning
suggests that only 2 alternatives exist when there are more
occurs when name calling distracts people's attention
18
List the 5 levels of Bloom's Taxonomy
Comprehend, Apply, Analyze,Know Synthesize, Evaluate
Apply, Analyze, Synthesize, Evaluate, Know, Comprehend,
Know, Comprehend, Apply, Analyze, Synthesize, Evaluate
Know, Apply, Comprehend, Analyze, Evaluate,Synthesize
19
All of these are types of organizations EXCEPT
Simple to Complex
Chronological
Emphatic
Idealistic
20
A mood or quality that is emphasized in a piece of writing is...
tone
subjective description
objective description
dominant impression
21
Ways to edit include all of these EXCEPT
changing overall structure
use search functions
use spell check
search for errors
22
What is stage four in critical reading?
Preparing to read
Read deeply and respond
Evaluate the selection and generate ideas
Read critically
23
irony is....
when extra insight is revealed and things do not add up
tangible, visible objects
time and place of events
sensory
24
What is the difference between inductive reasoning and deductive reasoning
IN: particulars 2 generalizations; D: general 2 particular
D: particulars 2 generalizations; IN: general 2 particular
25
symbols are...
tanglible, visible objects, characters
main ideas or insight
shown through actions
arrangement of events
26
Cross referencing is...
making minimum page limit
adding multiple sources
checking plagarism rate
including quotes for reader to look back at works cited page
27
Persuasion includes all of the below EXCEPT
attempts to move an audience
formal structure
relies on various appeals
emotional based
28
What is stage two in critical reading?
Evaluate the selection and generate ideas
Read deeply and respond
Preparing to read
Read critically
29
Main versus Contributory clauses:
M: most important; C: less important
C: most important; M: less important
30
Objective description versus subjective description:
O: focuses on object itself; S: conveys personal response
S: focuses on object itself; O: conveys personal response
31
A personal response is...
not necessary once the book has been completed
Explanation of your reaction to the selection
Watching the movie to further your understanding of the book
32
Integrating sources includes all EXCEPT:
quoting and paraphrasing accurately
using sources ethically by avoiding plagarism
summarize concisely
putting the author's last name at the end of the works cited
33
What is stage one in critical reading?
Preparing to read
Read deeply and respond
Evaluate the selection and generate ideas
Reading critically
34
What does it mean to understand the boundaries of the assignment?
Find out expected length of paper
Ask any questions or concerns about topic
Clarify the kind of paper
All of the above
35
An immediate clause is...
less obvious
easy to recognize
36
Explicit thesis versus implicit thesis
EX: plainly states thesis; IM: indirectly suggests thesis
IM: plainly states thesis; EX: indirectly suggests thesis
37
What is the only database you are allowed to use?
Opposing Viewpoints
Differing Ideas
Various Viewpoints
Onesided Opinions
38
MLA stands for...
Modern Linguistic Application
Motive for Learning Attentively
Modern Language Association
Moderate Latin Association
39
Fallacies...
logical explantions for events
may sound true, but are deceptive and dishonest
types of evidence
incorporating quotes and statistics
40
Narration is...
recalling an experience
interviewing a subject
explaining causes and effects
comparing and contrasting
41
A remote clause is...
less obvious
easy to recognize
42
Causal Analysis is....
describes tragic events in a way that makes them less tragic
analyzes information by making a chart and comparing points
makes connections, explains happenings, links events in time
43
A red herring....
can be misinterpretted in attempt to influence an audience
using a word or expression that has more than one meaning
using irrelevancy to throw a discussion off track
44
Instructions...
explaining a process so one can understand but not repeat
explain something to follow and get same results each time
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The 3 criteria for evidence are...
respectful, nonbiased, purposeful
impartial, complete, statistical
relevant, representative, sufficient
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Reading Critically can help you...
Draw on ideas that employ the techniques
All of the above
Become more insightful and polished
Develop reading skills resulting in your own writing style
47
The critical thinking process includes:
Rereading the selection to better understand
Reading, reflecting, applying, defining unknown words
Thinking, reading, writing, thinking
Making distinctions and recognizing differences
48
Equivocation
can be misinterpretted to influence an audience
suggests that only 2 alternatives exist when there are more
using a word or expression that has more than one meaning
49
Reading to evaluate includes all of the choices except....
make suggestions/ evaluations
comments on purpose, audience, and tone
defining unknown vocabulary
assesses a work's soundness and plausibility
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The 3 types of journals are...
reflective, idealistic, responsive
warm up, personal diary, informative
reflective, responsive, warm up
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Narration, description, process analysis, compare/contrast, cause/effect, etc are all....
patterns of development
points of view
steps to writing a successful paper
writing styles
52
Pathos is...
the logical appeal
the ethical appeal
the emotional appeal
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Descriptive is...
interviewing a subject
recalling an experience
comparing and contrasting
explainging causes and effects
54
Argumentation...
appeals to reason
does not attemot to move an audience
all of the above
formal structure
55
Reading to analyze....
answers the why
raises questions that don't have clear answers
all of these
draws connection to self and world
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Logos is...
the ethical appeal
the emotional appeal
the logical appeal
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Affect vs Effect
Affect is the action; effect is the noun
They are interchangable, depending on emphasis being places
Effect is the action; affect is the noun
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Revising is...
correcting grammar
reading your paper out loud
proof reading
changing sentence structure & paragraphs by reseeing work
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Appeal to authority
using irrelevancy to throw discussion off track
name calling to distract from argument at hand
references experts or famous people to support argument
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Reading to Comprehend means all except....
surface level interpretation
leads to basic knowledge
answers why
defines vocabulary
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All of these are types of evidence except...
Expert testimony
Equivocation
Firsthand observation
Facts or statistics

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