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Unit 1 Vocabulary - APLAC
Unit 1 Vocabulary - APLAC
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Definition of “Audience”
Testimony of something credible
A passage that is made up of social, cultural and historical facts
Made up of anyone that will receive the info
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Experiments:
Includes claim, evidence, and commentary
Practice of testing a hypothesis
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Statistics:
What another writer expressed
Numerical data
Use of details/ imagery to picture writers position
Paraphrasing and direct quotations
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Definition of “Exigence”
Topic the speaker is commenting on
Used to defend a claim
Motives/Inspires the speaker to compose their text
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Personal Experience:
Expressing the same ideas as the author
Combination of paraphrasing and direct quotation
Experiences unique to the writer that illustrates a point
What another writer expressed
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Facts:
Stories or narratives used to defend claim
Proven to be true
Data collected for study or research
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Define “Context”
The “Big Picture”
Statement or position of truth
Voice behind the writing
Made up of cultural, historical and social facts
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Definition of “Claim”
Grouping of related sentences
Combination of paraphrasing and direct quotes
What the writer expressed
Statement or position of truth, requires defense
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Anecdotes:
Stories used to defend a claim
Use of transitional words
Meant to explain or clarity
Blending your own words with others
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Paragraph:
Numerical data
Grouping of related sentences
Stories that defend a claim
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Evidence Integration:
Topic the speaker is speaking on
The “Big Picture”
Methods writers use to blend their own words
Proven to be true
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Definition of “rhetorical”?
The art of effective or persuasive speaking or writing
The “big picture”
The context surrounding a passage that comes into play when reading a text
The audience
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Define “Subject”
Message or topic speaker is commenting on
Data collected from study or research
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Definition of “rhetorical situation.”
The message or topic the speaker comments on
Circumstances surrounding a person of some sort of communication
The purpose of a specific action or change
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Definition of “Speaker”
Something credible and knowledgeable
Voice behind the writing (author and narrator)
Story or narrative
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Analogies:
Explain or clarify
Practice of a hypothesis, supports a claim
Using current events to support claim
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Define “Boarder Context”
The “Big Picture”
Credible and knowledgeable
Use of detail or imagery to help paint a picture
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Summary:
Persuasive writing or speaking
Something credible or knowledgeable
Brief explanation of what a writer expressed
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Semi-Paraphrase:
Combination of paraphrasing and direct quotes
Practice of testing a hypothesis
Used to blend writers’ words with others
Unique experiences said to illustrate a point
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Personal Observation:
Stories or marriages that defend a claim
Using current events to support a claim
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Direct Quotation:
Proven to be true
Details, imagery is used to help the reader picture something
Using current events to illustrate a point
Uses transitional words to lead into a quoted sentence
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Illustrations:
Numerical data
Proven to be true
Use of details, imagery to help picture authors position
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Expert Opinions:
Something credible or knowledgeable
Expressing ideas but in different words
Brief explanation of what the writer expressed
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Define “Immediate Context”
Brief explanation of what a writer expressed
Social, historical and cultural facts that impact communication
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Paraphrase:
The voice behind a writing
Expressing the same idea, but with different words
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Definition of “Purpose”
A statement or position of truth
Anyone that will receive information
Specific action or changes the speaker wants
Proven too be true
