the invitation to act from writers to readers.

Where does a Works Cited appear in a written project?

On a separate page at the end of your project

the skill of describing vividly for an audience

can be answered from direct statements in a text

reasons put forward to oppose another argument

statement that asserts something to be true

rhetorical appeals are used to

convince an audience by appealing to a certain ideal.

info that supports a certain assertion

If you are not sure who the Publisher of a website is, where is the best place to look?

At the bottom of the Webpage, for who owns it.

cause, explanation, or justification

What is a Works Cited?

Parenthetical information within a paper indicating where you got your i

language that describes beyond the literal meaning

interpretive questions-

careful assessment of author's meaning

appeal using education/ experience

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1
Call to action is
the invitation to act from writers to readers.
the audience’s take on reader’s info.
a timely response to persuasive argument.
the wild calling animals to run free.
2
Where does a Works Cited appear in a written project?
On a separate page at the end of your project
After your final paragraph
It does not need to be attached
At the beginning of your paper
3
pathos is an
emotional appeal
logical appeal
appeal using education/ experience
appeal using medical training
4
imagery-
the skill of describing vividly for an audience
a picture
mental images
photography that correlates with literature
5
argument-
the main statement of a text
an angry opinion
to give evidence
a valid cause
6
Evidence is
the logistics given
facts
quotes
info that supports the claim
7
literal questions-
sarcastic overtone in literature
are asked directly to the audience
a type of question grouping
can be answered from direct statements in a text
8
If you use someone else’s words or ideas without crediting them, what are you guilty of?
Disregard
Plagiarism
Slander
Censorship
9
discourse -
abrasive opinions
communication or debate
the class you are taking
strong claim
10
What is the correct font size for an Essay or a Work Cited?
New Roman, 16
Times New Roman, 16
Arial, 12
Times New Roman, 12
11
Ethos, pathos and logos are all examples of
appealing strategies
rhetorical appeals
rhetorical devices
strategic appeals
12
counterargument-
arguing in the kitchen
reasons put forward to oppose another argument
finding fault in your audience's argument
arguing your points in reverse
13
logos is an
appeal using medical training
emotional appeal
logical appeal
appeal using education/ experience
14
claim-
an idea
evidence collected for info
an argument
statement that asserts something to be true
15
diction-
literal words
a condensed dictionary
word choice
poetry definitions
16
SOAPStone is used to
deconstruct a text or prompt.
carefully assess the author’s tone.
determine the thesis.
develop characters in a story.
17
rhetorical appeals are used to
determine how the thesis connects to the topic sentences.
convince an audience by appealing to a certain ideal.
add variation in writing.
agree with your audience’s opinion.
18
evidence-
full analysis of a text
info that dissuades from an assertion
proof of literature
info that supports a certain assertion
19
If you are not sure who the Publisher of a website is, where is the best place to look?
In the URL for the title of the Webpage
At the bottom of the Webpage, for who owns it.
on any hyperlinks
The author is the publisher
20
connotation
the truth of a word
the opposite of a word
idea or feeling a word invokes
a negative word
21
reasons-
developing evidence
the why
cause, explanation, or justification
effort in research components
22
Claims are
a way to argue your past
a distasteful opinion
other people's experiences
an assertion
23
What is a Works Cited?
An Essay or project
Parenthetical information within a paper indicating where you got your i
A list of the sources you used for a project
A form of plagiarism.
24
main idea -
the narrative
author's message
thesis
details
25
figurative language-
literal language
language that describes beyond the literal meaning
describing to create figures
language that is figured beyond meaning
26
interpretive questions-
questions that you decide the answer for
careful assessment of author's meaning
questions the audience deciphers
questions and answers that tell a moral
27
What should be in the top right hand corner of your essay, and be on EVERY page?
Your teacher's info
Your last name and page number
The title of the essay
Your signature
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ethos is an
emotional appeal
appeal using medical training
logical appeal
appeal using education/ experience
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supporting detail
the argument
info to clarify
figurative language
info to distract the reader
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How is a Works Cited spaced in MLA format?
Double-spaced (2.0)
Single-spaced (1.0)
Half spaced (0.5)
One and a half spaced (1.5)

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