English GA 3.1 Flashcards

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-Two thing that are usually different and defines the relationship between the two

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Analogy

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-To lead from one item to another
-To argue logic of evidence of action

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Cause and Effect

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3
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-To draw distinction between items
-To find common ground

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Comparison and Contrast

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4
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-To clarify meaning
-To set foundation of argument
-To give background
-Elaborately explains what a term means
-Requires a definite answer

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Definition

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5
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-To give details
-To create a picture
-Has more freedom in terms of how you write it
-Can be in your own personal experience

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Description

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-To clarify a point or concept
-To give a picture or specific instance
-To make the abstract real

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Examples and Illustrations

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7
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-Like a scene in a movie
-Presents main themes and ideas that will be explored later one

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Exposition

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8
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-Introductions
-To tell a story that makes a point
-To give background on people or event
-To show sequence of events

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Narration

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9
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-To show steps of action
-To explain how to do something

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Process Analysis

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10
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-To offer a reasoned opinion
-To demonstrate that the assertions offered are valid

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Persuasion

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-To put items into categories
-To clarify comparison of items in a category
-To divide items by characteristics

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Classification/Division

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