ENGLISH on modals, sensory imagery, claims, APA Flashcards

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ARE AUXILIARY VERBS EXCEPT:”BE”(AM,IS,ARE,WAS OR WERE);”DO”;AND “HAVE” VERBS.

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MODALS

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UNLIKE OTHER AUXILIARY VERBS, MODALS HAVE THESE CHARACTERISTICS:

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A. ONLY EXIST IN THEIR HELPING FORM
B. CANNOT STAND AS PRINCIPAL VERB IN A SENTENCE
C. CAN EXPRESS IDEAS SUCH AS POSSIBILITY, INTENTION, OBLIGATION, AND NECESSITY

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MODALS INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING EXAMPLES:

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CAN, COULD, MAY, MIGHT, MUST, SHALL, SHOULD, OUGHT TO, WILL, AND WOULD

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ARE KNOWN AS “IMAGERY” IN LITERATURE.

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SENSORY IMAGES

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AN AUTHOR OR A LITERARY DEVICE WRITER USES DESCRIPTIVE LANGUAGE TO ENGAGE ON MULTIPLE LEVELS: ONE OF THE READER’S FIVE SENSES.

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SENSORY IMAGES

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A READER CAN EASILY PICTURE THE ACTIONS OR CHARACTERS IN A STORY OR POEM.

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SENSORY IMAGES

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WRITERS ALSO USES IMAGERY TO CREATE A SPECIFIC TONE OR MOOD

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SENSORY IMAGES

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EXAMPLES OF SENSORY images

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  1. VISUAL
  2. AUDITORY
  3. TACTILE
  4. GUSTATORY
  5. OLFACTORY
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THESE ARE WORDS RELATED TO HOW WE SEE THINGS

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  1. VISUAL
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THEY RELATE TO THINGS LIKE COLOR, SHAPE, SIZE, ANGLE, AND APPERANCE.

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  1. VISUAL
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WHAT SENSORY IMAGES IS THIS

HOW WILL YOU SEE THEM TO PAINT A VIVID PICTURE?

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  1. VISUAL
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WHAT ARE THE 3 ELEMENTS IN VISUAL

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  1. BRIGHTNESS
  2. SIZE
  3. COLOR DENSITY
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WHAT ARE THE ELEMENTS OF BRIGHTNESS INCLUDE

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LIGHT, BRIGHT, SHINY, SPARKLY OR DARK, DIM, DULL, TARNISHED

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WHAT ARE THE ELEMENTS OF SIZE INCLUDE

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LARGE, ENORMOUS, IMMENSE, GIGANTIC OR TINY,SMALL, MINIATURE, LITTLE

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WHAT ARE THE ELEMENTS OF COLOR DENSITY INCLUDE

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VIVID, DAY-GLO, FLUORESCENT OR PALE, WASHED-OUT, SEPIA

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THESE ARE WORDS RELATED TO SOUNDS AND HOW WE HEAR THEM.

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  1. AUDITORY
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WHAT ARE THE 3 ELEMENTS IN AUDITORY

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  1. VOLUME
  2. PITCH
  3. RHYTHM
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WHAT ARE THE ELEMENTS OF VOLUME INCLUDE

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LOUD, DEAFENING, BOOMING OR QUIET, WHISPERING,RUSTLING

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WHAT ARE THE ELEMENTS OF PITCH INCLUDE

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SHRILL, HIGH-PITCHED,FALSETTO, PIERCING OR DEEP, LOW-PITCHED, BARITONE, BASS

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WHAT ARE THE ELEMENTS OF RHYTHM INCLUDE

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REPETITIVE,METRONOME,REGULAR OR VARYING, INTERMITTENT, ERRATIC

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THESE ARE WORDS RELATED TO HOW WE EXPERIENCE TOUCH OR THE FEEL OF THINGS THROUGH OUR SKIN.

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  1. TACTILE
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WHAT ARE THE 3 ELEMENTS IN TACTILE

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  1. TEXTURE
  2. PRESSURE
  3. TEMPERATURE
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In tactile

WHAT ARE THE ELEMENTS OF TEXTURE INCLUDE

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DOWNY, SOFT, FEATHERY OR ABRASIVE, COARSE,ROUGH

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WHAT ARE THE ELEMENTS OF PRESSURE INCLUDE

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LIGHT, GENTLE, DELICATE OR HEAVY, HARSH, DENSE

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WHAT ARE THE ELEMENTS OF TEMPERATURE INCLUDE

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BURNING, SCALDING, ITCHING OR FREEZING, ICY, SOOTHING

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THESE ARE WORDS RELATED TO TASTE

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  1. GUSTATORY
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WHAT ARE THE 3 ELEMENTS IN GUSTATORY

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  1. SWEET VS SOUR
  2. FLAVORSOME VS BLAND
  3. TEXTURE
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WHAT ARE THE ELEMENTS OF SWEET VS SOUR INCLUDE

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SUGARY, SACCHARINE, SICKLY OR TART, UNSWEETENED

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WHAT ARE THE ELEMENTS OF FLAVORSOME VS BLAND INCLUDE

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MEATY, SAVORY, SPICY, HERBY VS MILD, BLAND, TASTELESS

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In gustatory

WHAT ARE THE ELEMENTS OF TEXTURE INCLUDE

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LEAN,CRISP, CRUSTY OR OILY, GREASEY, BUTTERY

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THESE ARE WORDS RELATED TO SMELL

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5, OLFACTORY

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WHAT ARE THE 3 ELEMENTS IN OLFACTORY

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  1. SCENT
  2. STRENGTH
  3. FRESHNESS
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WHAT ARE THE ELEMENTS OF SCENT INCLUDE

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FLORAL, AROMATIC, FRAGRANT OR ODORLESS, NEUTRAL, UNSCENTED

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WHAT ARE THE ELEMENTS OF STRENGTH INCLUDE

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STINKY, PUNGENT, OVERPOWERING OR INSIPID, WEAK, AIRY

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WHAT ARE THE ELEMENTS OF FRESHNESS INCLUDE

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MUSTY, STALE, DECAYED OR PAINT-FRESH, CLEAN, HYGIENIC

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ASSERT THAT SOMETHING IS TRUE OR NOT TRUE

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  1. CLAIMS OF FACT
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______ __ ____ IS NOT A FACT

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  1. CLAIMS OF FACT
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WHAT ARE THE 3 TYPES OF CLAIMS

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  1. CLAIMS OF FACT
  2. CLAIMS OF VALUE
  3. CLAIMS OF POLICY
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IT ONLY CLAIMS TO BE A FACT

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  1. CLAIMS OF FACT
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  1. CLAIMS OF FACT

IT HAS THE FOLLOWING CHARACTERISTICS

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  1. ARGUES ABOUT A MEASURABLE TOPIC (FACT)
  2. DESCRIBES HOW THINGS WERE IN THE PAST, HOW THINGS ARE IN THE PRESENT TIME, AND HOW THEY WILL BE IN THE FUTURE
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WHEN YOU MAKE A _____ __ ____, YOU MUST SHOW ARGUMENTS OR PIECES OF EVIDENCE THAT WILL SUPPORT YOUR CLAIM.

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  1. CLAIMS OF FACT
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YOUR GOAL IS TO SHOW THAT THE CLAIM IS PROBABLY TRUE OR AT LEAST MORE LIKELY TRUE THAN FALSE

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  1. CLAIMS OF FACT
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  1. CLAIMS OF VALUE

IT HAS THE FOLLOWING CHARACTERISTICS

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  1. ARGUES ABOUT SOMETHING THAT IS MORAL, AESTHETIC, OR PHILOSOPHICAL
  2. CONSIDERS THE MERITS OR ADVANTAGES OF SOMETHING AND THIS IS BASED ON A RELATIVE JUDGEMENT
  3. CAN BE USED TO ARGUE THE VALUE OR IMPORTANCE OF VARIED TOPICS LIKE LIFESTYLES, FILMS, STUDENTS, OR CIVIC ORGANIZATIONS
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IS ALSO ASSERTIVE, BUT IT ASSERTS SOMETHING DIFFERENT FROM A CLAIM OF FACT

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  1. CLAIMS OF VALUE
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ASSERT THAT SOMETHING IS GOOD OR BAD, MORE OR LESS DESIRABLE.

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  1. CLAIMS OF VALUE
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CAN YOU AGREE OR DISAGREE WITH THE _____ _____? YES, BECAUSE PEOPLE THINK DIFFERENTLY.

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  1. CLAIMS OF VALUE
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THEY MAY DISAGREE EVEN ON THE BASIS OF THE CLAIM OR ON THE CRITERIA USED TO EVALUATE SOMETHING (E.G., POLITICS, LIVE ENTERTAINMENT, CIVIC ISSUES).

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  1. CLAIMS OF VALUE
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ASSERT THAT ONE COURSE OF ACTION IS SUPERIOR TO ANOTHER.

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  1. CLAIMS OF POLICY
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LIKE THE CLAIM OF FACT OR THE CLAIM OF VALUE, THE _____ __ ______ IS ALSO ASSERTIVE, BUT IT ASSERTS SOMETHING DIFFERENT FROM BOTH CLAIM OF FACT AND CLAIM OF VALUE.

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  1. CLAIMS OF POLICY
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  1. CLAIMS OF POLICY

IT HAS THE FOLLOWING CHARACTERISTICS

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  1. ASSERTS WHAT A READER SHOULD DO AND WHAT COURSE OF ACTION A READER SHOULD TAKE
  2. ARGUES ABOUT AN ACTIONABLE TOPIC, WHICH MEANS THE TOPIC IS CONVERTIBLE TO ACTION
  3. CONVINCES A READER ABOUT THE MERITS OF ONE COURSE OF ACTION AS OPPOSED TO OTHER COURSES OF ACTION.
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ACRONYM OF APA

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AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION

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acronym OF MLA

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MODERN LANGUAGE ASSOCIATION STYLE

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CITATION STYLE REFERS TO THE RULES AND CONVENTIONS ESTABLISHED BY THE AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION FOR DOCUMENTING SOURCES USED IN A RESEARCH PAPER.

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APA

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STYLE REQUIRES BOTH IN-TEXT CITATIONS AND A REFERNCE LIST

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APA

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IS A LIST OF SOURCES OF INFORMATION ON A GIVEN SUBJECT

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BIBLIOGRAPHY

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IS THE ACT OF COLLECTING AND SUPPLYING PRINTED REFERENCES ABOUT A CERTAIN SUBJECT

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DOCUMENTATION

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IS A SHORT-PRINTED COMMENT OR REFERENCE PLACED AT THE BOTTOM OF A PAGE

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FOOTNOTE

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IS A SYSTEM OF PARENTHETICAL REFERENCE IN THE CONTENT OF A PAPER OR A RESEARCH PAPER

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IN-TEXT CITATIONS

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ACKNOWLEDGING THE WORK OF OTHERS IN YOUR TEXT, IS MADE THROUGH THE USE OF BOTH SIGNAL PHRASES AND PARENTHETICAL REFERENCES

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MLA

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THIS DONE BY STARTING WITH A SIGNAL PHRASE THAT INCLUDES THE AUTHOR’S NAME AND A PARENTHETICAL REFERENCE THAT SHOWS THE RELEVANT PAGE NUMBER(S)

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MLA