APLAC Glossary Test 10/12 Flashcards

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Draft

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A version of a piece of writing at a particular stage in the writing process

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Editing

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During the editing stage of the writing process, the writer makes his or her prose conform to the conventions of the language. Incluses making final improvements and proofreading.

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Elegiac (elegy)

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A work of music, literature, dance, or art that expresses sorrow and mourns the loss of something

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Ellipsis

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the omission from speech or writing of a word or words that are superfluous or able to be understood from contextual clues

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Emphasis

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The placement of important ideas and words within sentences and longer units of writing so that the have the greatest impact

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Epanalepsis

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The repetition of the initial part of a clause or sentence at the end of that same clause or sentence

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Endings

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The sentence or group of sentences that brings an essay to closure

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Essay

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A relatively short piece of nonfiction in which the writer attempts to make one or more closely related points

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Ethos

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Ethics or values of the arguer

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10
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Euphemism

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A mild or pleasant sounding expression that substitutes for a harsh, indicate, or simply less pleasant idea

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Evaluation

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An assessment of a piece of writings effectiveness or merit

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Evidence

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Data on which a judgement or argument is based or by which proof or probability is established

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Examples/Illustration

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Illustrate a larger idea or represent something of which they are a part

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Exemplification

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The writer uses examples to support a generalization and to make it more vivid, understandable, and persuasive

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Exposition

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A piece of writing or speech that is organized to clarify, explain, and inform

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Fact

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A piece of information presented as having a verifiable certainty or reality

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Figures of Speech

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Brif, imaginative comparisons that highlight the similarities between things that are basically dissimilar

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Figurative Language

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An umbrella term for all uses of language that imply an imaginative comparison