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What is meant by the author's 'voice'? Syntax, diction, tone
What is diction? Word choice
What elements combine to form an effective introduction? Broad, universal statement, ending the intro with thesis
What elements combine to form an effective conclusion? Restating thesis, call to action, new POV
Element of argumentation: Hook Attention grabber
Element of argumentation: Claim Opinion/view
Element of argumentation: Support Evidence
Element of argumentation: Concessions Other POV
Element of argumentation: Refutations Contradicting POV
Element of argumentation: Call to action Convince the reader(s) to do something
What is formal language? Used in serious situations, professional
What is informal language? Used in relaxed situations, unprofessional
When doing research, what makes a source reliable? Trustworthy cite/author, .edu, .gov, .org, more recent
What are the three main methods of introducing a quote? Comma, colon(IND), embedded
What is an analogy? Relationship between two things
What is bias? Judging something based on your opinion/background
What does it mean to be objective/unbiased? Fair and balanced
What does it mean to be subjective/biased? Favoring one side
What is a cliche (or an idiomatic phrase)? A saying wouldn't make sense in another country
What is an archetype? Basic character which future characters are based on
What is an allegory? A story in which the characters stand for themes
What is POV? The perspective of a narrative or essay
What is foreshadowing? An indication of future events
What is symbolism? Something that stands for something different
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