Key Terms for Making Notes, Storytelling, and Argumentation

Which literacy skills are essential pieces of the human experience?

Which of the Moth storytelling elements best reflects the term "inciting incident"?

In the art of argumentation, what is the difference between a contention and a rebuttal?

Which literacy skill is most closely associated with making notes?

Which literacy skill is most closely associated with debate?

What is the system of definitions and value that determines how people should understand a proposition?

When you're analyzing something, what's the process of writing key takeaways, making connections, and asking questions?

What is the formal term for establishing "the world as it was" in the beginning of a narrative?

In an argument, what is the term for the moment when you express your contentions/claims in a clear, concise manner?

Which of the following are elements of narrative structure?

When you're analyzing a source, how should you begin to break it down in your notes?

When you use evidence to support your thesis, what should you include to ensure your audience trusts the source?

When you're making an argument about a proposition, what are the stances you can have?