DETERMINING TEXTUAL EVIDENCE Flashcards
1
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refer to claims that are made to rebut the previous claim in your readings.
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Counterclaims
2
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is a statement that asserts facts based on one’s understanding.
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Claim
3
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an explanation behind an individual’s claim
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Reason
4
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statement that proves the truth and leads to the conclusion of the argument.
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Evidence
5
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is the opposite of the claim. A statement that contradicts one’s claim and is usually proven by reasons and evidences.
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Counterclaim
6
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is defined as the details given by the author in order to support his/her claims.
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Textual evidence
7
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It reveals the position of the writer while strengthening and adding variety or weight to the argument.
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Textual Evidence
8
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- restate the text in your own words.
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Paraphrasing
9
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- stating the text and other relevant details in a shorter way.
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Summarizing
10
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- mentioning a specific section in the text.
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Referencing
11
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- directly restate a part of the text.
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Quoting
