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ELA Unit 2

QuestionAnswer
Argument (n) an attempt to persuade someone on a topic open to debate
Author's Perspective (n) how the author feels about the situation or topic
Claim/Thesis (n) a statement of the author's point of view
Counterclaim (n) an opposing claim that disagrees with the thesis
Credible Source (n) a reliable resource the writer can use to cite information
Formal Style (n) using a professional choice of words and tone/attitude
Reasoning (n) the explanations of why the author feels the way he or she does
Bias (n) general tendency of leaning in one direction; partial toward one view over another
Refute (n) to disprove a statement or theory
Relevant Evidence (n) facts, details, examples, etc. that support the writer's reasoning
Sound/Logical (n) complete or comprehensive. A way to describe an argument when it's based on logic/common sense
Sufficient Evidence (n) when there's enough support to make the argument convincing
Transitions (n) words, phrases, or clauses that help the reader see how your ideas fit together to support your topic
Fact (n) Information that can be proven, measured, or observed
Opinion (n) One's beliefs, thoughts, feelings, or emotions about a topic; point-of-view (informational reading standards)
Rebuttal (n) Response to opponent's counter claim
Cede (v) formally give up rights He had to CEDE when he lost the match
Enterprise (n) business venture or company The ENTERPRISE was very successful
Capitalistic (adj) characteristic of an economic system that is privately owned The country was very CAPITALISTIC
Threatening (adj) dangerous The amount of chemicals was THREATENING
Extinct (adj) no longer in existence All dinosaurs are EXTINCT
Mutation (n) change in form, nature, or qualities The animal had a certain MUTATION that made it big
Prevailing (adj) the feeling or idea that is the strongest He had a PREVAILING suspicion that he was going to get promoted
Distinguish (v) to tell the difference between things, or to show what makes something or someone stand out He couldn't DISTINGUISH the 2 plants
Corroborate (v) to support an idea, statement, or characters point of view by giving evidence or proof The whole class had to CORROBORATE
Condensing (v) making something shorter or more compact by removing extra words or details, while keeping the main idea He had to CONDENSE his essay
Reveal (v) to show or illustrate He had to REVEAL that he failed the test
Accurately (adv) to correctly identify something He ACCURETLY described the incident
Consistent (adj) done in the same way each time His grade were not very CONSISTENT
Evident (adj) clearly seen or obvious The evidence was EVIDENT
-tion the profess of doing something Action, Participation, Inauguration, Extermination
-ly in an uncertain way Vaguely, Happily, Cheerfully, Slowly
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