English chapter 3 test Flashcards

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Ethos

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Credibility and ethics
ETHOCRED

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Pathos

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Emotions
Pathemo

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3
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Logos

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Logic and reason

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Diction:
Ex:
Used to:

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Choice and use of words
Ex: formal,academic
Used to: envoke certain emotion,certain associations,appeal to specific audience

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Syntax:
Look for:

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How words are organized into sentences
Look for: patterns or varieties in sentence structure

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6
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Tone:

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Attitude of the author

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7
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Ocassion:

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An event that led the author to write

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Exigence:

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Topic that caused the author to write or argue

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9
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Purpose

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Reason why the author wrote an essay or argument

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10
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Message:

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Main idea of an argument that the author is conveying

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11
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Irony:

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When an author says something in order to convey the opposite

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12
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Hyperbole:

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Exaggerated statement

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13
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Anecdote:

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Story that is told to join,something that you witnessed,or a story that you analyzed

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14
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Personal experience/observation:

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Something that happened to you

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15
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Claim needs to be ________e

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Arguable

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Claim of fact:

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Asserts if something is true or not

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Claims of value:

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Argues that something is good or bad or valuable or not valuable

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Claim of policy:

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Personal experience:

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Appeals to pathos

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Testimony:

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How someone feels about a personal experience of observation

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Anecdote:

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Stories about other people

22
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Analogies:

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Comparisons between two unrelated things

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Quantative evidence:

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Numbers and statistics

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Thesis

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States the writers position

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Induction:
Specific cases to conclusion
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Deduction:
General statement to a specific conclusion
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Rogerian arguement
Opposes an opposite position in a peaceful and non alienating way