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Comp 101

Comp 101 final exam flash card stack

TermDefinition
clustering/webbing An invention technique where you map out your ideas using bubbles and lines
discussing An invention technique where you talk to someone who is an expert or is interested in your topic
brainstorming An invention technique where you quickly list ideas without judging them
drafting part of the writing process where you put your ideas in a logical, effective order using sentences and paragraphs
asking questions invention tool when you either think about possibilities or talk about possibilities
looping invention technique where you free write, read, find a good point, then free write about that point, and repeat.
publishing part of the writing process which has to do with finishing your paper on time and submitting or delivering it to the audience.
proofreading part of the writing process where you read over your paper for the last time looking for any mistakes you might have missed.
revision part of the writing process where you make significant changes in order, word choice, supporting evidence, or details, and delete unnecessary things
editing looking for and correcting grammar, spelling, punctuation, and other mechanical errors
free-writing invention technique where you set a time and write non-stop to find your ideas.
claim of fact did it happen?
claim of definition what is it?
claim of cause what caused it? where did it come from? why did it happen?
claim of value is it good or bad? how good or bad? of what worth is it? is it moral or immoral? what values or criteria should be used to determine its goodness or badness?
claim of policy what should we do? how should we act? what should future policy be? how can we solve this problem?
ethos the elements in an argument that appeal to credibility
an issue topics that have not yet been settled and are not easily solved with simple answers
circular reasoning or begging the question fallacy defined as "no support provided."
post hoc fallacy defined as "after this therefore because of this, faulty cause."
misleading stats fallacy defined as " using numbers in an unethical or misleading way."
creating a false need fallacy defined as "unrealistically heighten a need."
non sequitur fallacy defined as " it does not follow from the evidence and warrants."
stereotypes fallacy defined as "opinions about other people generalized from too few examples."
slippery slope fallacy defined as " disaster will result in any compromise."
card stacking or selecting and stacking evidence fallacy defined as "selection of facts favorable to only one side of the argument."
false analogy fallacy defined as "comparison of things not alike."
either/or fallacy defined as "one way or the other only, polarized thinking."
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