Unit 7 Flashcards

(25 cards)

1
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Writers must know their _____ to know how to present their arguments.

A

audience

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The purpose of an argumentative research paper is to _____.

A

persuade readers

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2
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The conclusion of the research and evidence of an argumentative research paper is the _____.

A

thesis statement

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3
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If credible and valid sources cannot be found, the research question must be _____.

A

obscure

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4
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arguments that refute the claims of the opposing viewpoint

A

counterarguments

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5
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for an argumentative research paper, this should be formal

A

tone

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6
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not giving a fair and objective point of view

A

bias

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7
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those who have a consensus of their peers

A

experts

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8
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the individualized pattern of style of a writer

A

voice

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9
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The streetlights came on, then the Sun went down. The streetlights must have some effect on the Sun.

A

post hoc

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10
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Serena came to school ten minutes late; she has no sense of responsibility.

A

hasty generalization

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11
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a change in usual grammar structures or patterns

A

scheme

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12
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a language device in which two opposing ideas are placed together in a sentence using parallel constructions to achieve a contrasting effect

A

antithesis

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13
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a repeating pattern of particular words, phrases, or entire sentences that shows equally important ideas

A

parallelism

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14
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an act of fraud when writers use another’s work or idea as their own

A

plagiarism

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15
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captures the reader’s attention and sets the tone

16
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The doctor’s _____ was detailed and efficient.

A

modus operandi

16
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Leaving out key facts to slant toward your position is called _____.

A

bias by omission

17
Q

If the evidence you have found is inaccurate or insufficient to support your research question, then you should _____.

A

modify the research question

18
Q

After her defeat in the midterm elections, she was _____ in the President’s office.

A

persona non grata

19
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He went on _____ about his own accomplishments.

20
Q

When buying a used lawn mower, remember _____ applies.

A

caveat emptor

21
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This bowl seems expensive, but it is a(n) _____ 17th-century piece.

22
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Wearing those ragged jeans to the symphony would be a classic _____.

23
Perhaps he would take your legal case _____.
pro bono