eng.1301 final

Question 1

To combine information to form a new perspective.

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Synthesize

Question 2

The part of an essay that reiterates the thesis and provides closure.

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Conclusion

Question 3

Expresses approval or disapproval; assigns value or worth.

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Judgment

Question 4

The step in the writing process which includes brainstorming and free writing.

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Pre writing

Question 5

To break something down into its parts to better understand it.

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Analyze

Question 6

(Smith 32) is an example of parenthetical documentation which is also known as

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Intext Citation

Question 7

Why someone writes an essay.

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Purpose

Question 8

Any bit of information that can be verified.

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Fact

Question 9

A conclusion based on evidence.

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Inference

Question 10

Your ideas, opinions and reaction to a text.

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Response

Question 11

Reasoning that moves from specific examples to a generalized conclusion.

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Inductive

Question 12

Associations that accompany a word (abstract, subjective, figurative; generally tied to an emotion.

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Connotative

Question 13

An appeal to pity or emotion.

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Pathos

Question 14

A supposition of truth.

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Assumption

Question 15

States the main idea of an essay expressed in a single sentence.

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Thesis

Question 16

A pre-writing tool used to generate ideas (clusters, bubbles, balloons, ect.)

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Brainstorming

Question 17

Method of persuasion that relies on cause and effect.

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Predicting the consequence

Question 18

A claim supported by specific criteria, evidence and value judgment.

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Evaluation

Question 19

Reasoning that moves from a general premise to a specific conclusion

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Deductive

Question 20

A conclusion based on assumption rather than on fact or evidence.

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Faulty Inference

Question 21

The part of an essay that includes a lead-in, thesis statement and essay map.

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Introduction

Question 22

An appeal to ethics or character.

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Ethos

Question 23

To whom an essay is written.

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Audience

Question 24

Includes gathering and shaping ideas, drafting, revising, editing and proofreading.

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Writing Process

Question 25

An appeal to logic or reason

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Logos

Question 26

What analysis, synthesis and evaluation form the core of.

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Critical thinking

Question 27

Description, statistic, testimony or example used as support

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Evidence

Question 28

A condensed and objective account of the main ideas of a text.

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summery

Question 29

To suggest, indicate indirectly, hint or intimate.

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Imply

Question 30

The part of an essay that includes details and evidence to support the thesis.

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Body

Question 31

Type of writing that selects and conveys facts.

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Informative

Question 32

Type of writing that focuses on what something is, how it works and why it works.

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Explanatory

Question 33

The page in an essay that lists all outside sources used in the essay.

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Works cited

Question 34

Type of writing that attempts to convince the reader by taking a stand.

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Persuasive

Question 35

The dictionary definition of a word (concrete, objective, literal.)

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Denotative

Question 36

The step in the writing process in which the writer conveys and connects ideas on paper.

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Writing

Question 37

Imagery used to convey sight, sound, smell, taste and touch.

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Sensory

Question 38

Standard of judgment used as measurement in evaluation.

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Criteria

Question 39

The first indication of an essay’s content.

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Title