Spring final exam for English IV

Credibility is essential for News articles

A list of potential sources used for research, containing citations and notes/evaluations.

What is it called when you don't cite sources?

Headlines that sway reader opinion with loaded word choice or framing.

From claim → evidence → call to action.

Acknowledging opposing views in an argument, and Countering opposing views in an argument.

Subtly dismiss or discredit

Examining infographics or visual media for purpose, design bias, and source credibility.

Which sentence contains loaded language

What is Slippery Slope

Techniques used by authors to persuade or engage their audience.

Techniques used in writing editorials that aim to persuade rather than just inform.

Drawing broad conclusions from limited data.

Articles are better than Government sources

Attacking a person instead of the argument.

The Examination of how an author uses language and structure to persuade or inform an audience.

Photos can be manipulated into a negative connotation

Invalid comparisons used in arguments.

A statement that instructs the reader on what to do or believe.

Types of biases that articles use

Framing numerical data to imply specific interpretations or manipulate emotions.

Presenting only two options when others are possible.

Logos

Using language to state something as a fact

A rhetorical device that makes abstract ideas clearer through comparisons.

Something that grabs the readers attention at the beginning

words or phrases that carry strong emotional connotations, either positive or negative, beyond their literal meaning

The examination of the author's attitude toward the subject, conveyed through word choice.

Concession/Refutation

What is the correct order for a work cited page

Bias is always based on fact

Rhetorical Analysis

Pathos

Ethos

Following a claim using facts, logic, statistics, expert opinions.