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4TH QUARTER REVIEW > LONG QUIZ REVIEWER (Discource, Paragraph Development, and Text and Context Connection > Flashcards

LONG QUIZ REVIEWER (Discource, Paragraph Development, and Text and Context Connection Flashcards

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It is a system of thoughts composed of ideas, attitudes, and course of action, beliefs, and practices

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Discourse

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It is a way in which language is used socially to convey broad historical meaning.

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Discourse

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Dis means ____

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run

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The Course Greek word is ______ that means

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away

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In Greek words, Discourse means ______.

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run away

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It refers to the flow of communication. Wherein it will always vary.

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discourse / run away

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It refers to a unit of language larger than a single sentence.

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Discourse

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What are the two types of Discourse?

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Civil Discourse and Spoken Discourse

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It is any type of communication, where an individual can talk without being interrupted

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Civil Discourse

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It is any type of communication that is formal or informal (casual communication)

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Spoken Discourse

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It is the act of speaking and writing

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Illocutions

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What are the 4 Types of Discourse?

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Argumentation
Description
Narration
Exposition

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To convince an audience by using logic/facts and appeal to the audience’s sense of reason.

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Argumentation

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It is a statement of an opinion in an argument.

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Thesis Statement

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It involves an act that you do due to convincing

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Persuasion

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Differentiate Argumentation and Persuasion

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It is more on style and voice than the actual level of disclosure.

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Persuasion

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It generally relies on one or more than the 5 five human senses to describe something so that it becomes relatable and memorable.

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Description

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It is used to establish mood and atmosphere.

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Description

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It is an analysis of the characteristics of a concrete referent. It is also a judgment of an individual.

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Description

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The aim of ________ is to tell a story. It is about relating series of events usually in chronological order.

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Narration

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In this type of Discourse, events may be fictional or non-fictional.

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Narration

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This may be play, novel, folktale, memoir, or myth.

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Narration

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This type of communication usually refers to an audience’s humanity by drawing on common experiences that are relatable.

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NARRATION

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It is a writing that is used to inform, describe, and give further explanation.
Exposition
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It is one of the most formal types of discourse.
Exposition
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The creator of this writing cannot assume that the readers have prior knowledge to the topic being discussed.
Exposition
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What are the three 3 schools of thoughts?
Logos Pathos Ethos
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It is when you persuade using logical reasoning (information that makes sense)
Logos
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It is when you persuade using emotions
Pathos
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It is when a person is convinced because of an individual’s characteristics that will make an individual trustworthy and believable.
Ethos
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It is when a person is convinced because of an individual’s credibility.
Ethos
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What are the five 5 Paragraph Developments?
Definition Example, Exemplification, and Illocution Persuasion Analogy, contrast & comparison Classification
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Three 3 types of definition
term genus differentia / differentiation
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It refers to a particular word that is being defined.
Term
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It is more specific term used to classify a certain idea
Genus
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It is a unique characteristic that sets them apart from other terms.
Differentiation / Differentia
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What are the 2 ways to define a specific?
Denotation Conotation
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What are the 2 ways to define a specific?
Denotation Conotation
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It is the literal definition.
Denotation
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It is an individual’s own understanding or definition.
Conotation
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It is giving scenarios to help make the idea clear.
Example
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It is the method of listing or enumerating.
Exemplification
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It is done by elaborating ideas using subtopics.
Exemplification
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What are the six 6 types of Exemplification?
Facts Anecdotes Details Visual Illustration Opinions Observation
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sense of sight
Visual Illustration
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Existing truth
Facts
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Using real life experiences (supporting claim) with an inserted narrative
Anecdotes
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Elaborating by using different evidence.
Details
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Individual interpretation or perceived understanding based on facts
Opinions
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Use of the 5 senses to observe
Observations
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What are the three 3 types of audience?
Supportive Audience Wavering Audience Hostile Audience
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A type of audience that whatever happens to you on the stage, these audiences will believe you nevertheless.
Supportive Audience
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A type of audience who are not readily accepting ideas.
Wavering Audience
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A type of audience that already has a prejudice.
Hostile Audience
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A type of audience you can’t convince.
Hostile Audience
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A type of audience that is most difficult to please but not impossible
Wavering Audience
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It is where we cite similarities.
Analogy or Comparison
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Differentiate Comparison and Contrast
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What are the three 3 types of analogy
Simile and metaphor Oxymoron Personification
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It is when we group the similar characteristics with one another and create a generalization.
CLASSIFICATION
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What are the 3 principle of classification
Consistency Exclusiveness Completeness
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It is using parallel similarities. How you started it, you should end it the same way.
Consistency
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No overlapping between or among the items divided and classified together.
Exclusiveness
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Evaluate what is important or no important part is omitted.
Completeness
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Differentiate Critical Thinking and Critical Reading.
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What are the three 3 types of Critical thinking as a way of thinking?
Critical Approach to reading Interact with the meaning Create Meaning
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These are the details to have a generalization in terms of identifying the main idea.
Context Cues
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What are the two skills above metacognition?
CRITICAL READING and CRITICAL THINKING
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It is done by questioning the information you received.
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It is when a stated information can be understood by the given passage or the meaning is already stated.
Explicit
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It is where you will create your own meaning from a passage
Implicit
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4 Characteristics of a Good Claim
Argumentative and debatable Specific and Focused Interesting and Engaging Logical
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It is a claim where there’s already a existing (factual based data)
Claims of Facts
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It is a claim where something has been or will be proven true.
Claims of Facts
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It is a claim that includes morality, philosophy, Ethics, and Aesthetics.
Claims of Value
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It is a claim that does judgements created by your standard of what is right or wrong.
Claims of Value
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It is a claim where specific options should be done to solve a certain problem even in an unethical way.
Claims of Policy

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