Terms and Ideas Flashcards

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The process of discovering what you have to say on an assigned subject is called

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inventio

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Non-colloquial language appropriate for writing in a college course

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academic language

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Conversational language that is not appropriate to use in a college course

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colloquial language

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Abbreviated words such as can’t, don’t, and won’t

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contractions (considered colloquial)

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What is second person?

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writing using “you” and “your”

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What is third person?

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writing using “he” and “she” or “they”

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What is first person?

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writing using “I”, “me,” “we,” or “us”

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Presenting someone else’s words or thoughts as if they were your own

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plagiarism

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A short piece of writing naming the author & title, thesis, purpose, and intended audience of a work

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rhetorical precis

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writer, audience, and purpose make up the…

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rhetorical triangle

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The maxims (rules) of conversation are

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quality, quantity, relevance, and order

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Checking a source for the knowledgeability of its authorship, its currency, and its bias is called checking for…

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credibility

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A peer-reviewed publication whose authors are usually persons with degrees in the subject matter about which they publish is an…

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academic journal

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A collection of academic journals that is accessed through a digital library is called…

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an academic database

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An essay with an introduction, a 3-part thesis, 3 body paragraphs, and a conclusion is called a…

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5-paragraph theme

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When an essay is organized with parts such as an introduction, followed by a definition (narratio), proof (expositio), a defense (refutatio), and a conclusion (confirmatio), it uses…

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classical organization

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The part of an essay that refutes opposing claims is called…

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If a writer is mindful of the opinions, feelings, and reaction of future readers, the writer is taking –what?– into account?

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When a research writer fails to connect a quote to his or her own writing with a phrase such as “the article then says…”, the writer has produced a….

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dropped quotation

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A phrase such as “Dr. Miller indicates in his article that…” is called a

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signal phrase

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In presenting research, a writer can put a source in his/her own words, as long as the source is credited. This process is called…

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In the body of an MLA paper, the writer refers a reader to a source on the Works Cited page by using what type of citation?

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in-text citation

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In MLA form, a page that alphabetically lists all sources is entitled…

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In APA form, a page that lists all sources is entitled…

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The appeal of the argument that focuses on the trustworthiness of the author is called...
ethos, or the ethical appeal
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the appeal of an argument that focuses on the readers' emotions is called...
pathos, or the emotional appeal
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the appeal of an argument that focuses on the readers' reasoning capacity is called...
logos, or the rational appeal
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Sentences that begin "there is" or "it is" usually make a sentence less efficient. They are called...
expletive constructions