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Hinson's Pers.Wr.1

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audience awareness   an understanding of differing points of view  
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conclusion   In a persuasive paper, the restatement of each argument, highlighting strongest point, "call to action"-in final paragraph  
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introduction   In a persuasive essay, the first paragraph, which includes a lead and clear issue statement.  
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issue   an important matter that needs to be examined and resolved  
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issue statement   a sentence in a persuasive essay's introduction that presents the issue or question that is the focus of the paper  
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lead   usually the first sentence in a persuasive essay, which should attract the reader's attention and encourage him/her to read on  
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main argument   a strong reason to agree with the author of a persuasive essay  
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persuasive pillar   a graphic organizer with spaces for the introduction, arguments, details, and conclusion  
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point of view   specific opinion or perspective on an issue  
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position   attitude, opinion, or stand on an issue  
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rhetorical question   a question in which the answer is implied  
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tone   mood, feeling, attitude, or sentiment of a piece of writing (examples: serious, funny, hopeful, etc.)  
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What does P in PASS stand for?   purpose  
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What does A in PASS stand for?   audience  
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What does the first S in PASS stand for?   subject  
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What does the second S in PASS stand for?   structure  
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