1.2 Terms Flashcards

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Warning

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A form of expression that is intended to put someone on guard against a dangerous or detrimental situation.

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2
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Piece of advice

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A form of expression that makes a recommendation about some future decision or course of conduct.

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3
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Statement of believe or opinion

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An expression about what someone happens to believe of think about something.

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Loosely associated statements

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May be about the same general subject, but they lack a claim that one of them is proved by the others.

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5
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Report

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Consists of a group of statements that convey information about some topic or event.

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Expository passage

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A kind of discourse that begins with a topic sentence followed by one or more sentences that develop the topic sentence. Expand or elaborate the point. (The topic sentence).

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Illustration

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An expression involving one or more examples that is intended to show what something means or how it is done.

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8
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Arguments from example

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An illustration that can be taken as an argument.

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9
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Explanandum

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The statement that describes the event or phenomenon to be explained.

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10
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Explanans

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The statement or group of statements that purports to do the explaining.

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11
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Conditional statements

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An “if… then…” statement.

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12
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Antecedent

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Component statement immediately following the “if”

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13
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Consequent

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Component statement immediately following the “then”

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14
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Sufficient condition

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A is sufficient for B when A is all that is needed for B. E.g. Being a dog is sufficient for being an animal.

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Necessary condition

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B is necessary for A when A cannot occur without B.

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