Midterm Review Flashcards
AB
Away from
Alter
Another
Ante
Before
De
Down, down from
Epi
Upon
E
Out of
Circum
Around
Con
With, together
Sur
Above
Dia
Through
Retro
Backwards
Per
Through
Sub
Beneath
Trans
Across
Adherent
A follower of a person or idea
Noun
Syn: Disciple
Ant: opponent
Deference
Act or practice of yielding to another’s authority
Noun
Syn: Submission
Ant: Rebellion
Impervious
Unable to be affected
Adjective
Syn: Invulnerable
Purported
Claimed as true but probably false
Adjective
Syn: alleged
Ant: Definite
Introspective
Contemplating one’s own thought and feelings
Adjective
Syn: Mediative
Ant: Shallow
Sacrilege
nd act against a holy person or place
Noun
Syn: profanity
Ant: reverence
Epiphany
A moment or great insight; revelation
Noun
Inference
A conclusion not directly provided by evidence, but able to be drawn from the facts at hand.
Noun
Phenomenon
A fact or even which can be observed and/or documented
Noun
Sycophant
A person who flatters, a yes-man
Noun
Retrospective
Looking backward over a period of time
Adjective
Confer
- To discuss something with someone else, consult
Verb - To bestow
Verb
Expound
To explain or discuss in detail
Verb
Syn: Clarify
Incoherent
Not able to be understood; nonsensical
Adjective
Syn: confused
Ant: Clear
Docile
Easily taught, submissive to instruction
Adjective
Syn: Obedient
Ant: Defiant
DUC/DUCT
To lead
TOM
To cut
MIT/MIS
Send
FER
To carry, to bring
PHAN
To appear, To show
SOLU/SOLV
To loose, To solve
STIT/STAT
To stand
GRAT
Pleasing, earning thanks. Thankful
Thesis Statement
A clear statement that clearly defines what your is going to be about
Topic Sentence
The sentence that tells the reader what you intend to arue
FRIES/FIRES
- Facts
- Reasons
- Incidents
- Examples
- Statistics
The final sentence of the body paragraph
should be written so that the next paragraph is a natural progression to the next point
Restate the Thesis
A sentence that reaffirms the points you have made in your essay. In short, you thesis in different words
Ven Diagram
Finding Similarities and differences
Being Selective
You don’t have to include everything in your rough draft
Revising
Making decisions about how you want to improve your writing
Editing
Checking for mistakes such as: Spelling Grammatical errors Punctuation Sentence structure etc.
Publishing
Typed Name, Date, and period in top right hand corner One inch margins Indented at every paragraph Double-Spaced