AP Lang Argument Part 1 & 2 Terms Flashcards

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Exigence

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The problem the essay or speech addresses ; the impetus

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2
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Purpose

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The goals the write or speaker wants to achieve

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3
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Audience

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Receivers of the message who often have a variety of values and beliefs

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4
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Writer or Speaker

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A unique voice with values and beliefs

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5
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Context

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The Time, Place, and Occasion

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Message

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The substance of the writer’s or speaker’s main points

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7
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Rhetorical Situation

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The situation out of which writing emerges

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Analogies

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Comparisons between two things used to explain or clarify a point

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Anecdotes

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Short, real-life stories used to illustrate a point

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Claims

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Statements asserted to be true that are not obviously facts

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Evidence

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Information to prove an idea is valid

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12
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Examples

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Specific instances that demonstrate something relevant to the claim

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13
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Experiments

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Scientific procedures that test hypotheses and rely on observable, measurable, and reproducible results

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14
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Expert Opinion

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Statements made by people with special knowledge of the topic

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15
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Facts

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Objective information

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16
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Illustrations

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Examples meant to clarify or prove something

17
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Paraphrase

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Rewrite the author’s ideas in your own words

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Personal Observation

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Writer’s conclusions based on their experiences

19
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Position

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Writers gather and arrange ideas about an issue and determine how their views relate

20
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Quote

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The author’s exact words

21
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Reasoning

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Showing your audience how you think through your argument and how the evidence supports the claim

22
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Statistics

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Numerical facts or data

23
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Summarize

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Condense key information from a source in your own words, leaving out some details

24
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Testimonies

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Formal written or spoken statements provided as evidence