RaW, Reviewer Flashcards

1
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occupies space

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Spatial

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2
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8 outline

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Topic sentence, first point, support, second point, support, third point, support, concluding sentence

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3
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literal meaning; dictionary

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Denotation

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4
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connections between language, images, characters, themes, or subjects depending on their similarities in language, genre, or discourse.

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Intertextuality

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5
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Characteristics of Good Evidence

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unified, relevant to the central point, specific and concrete, accurate

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6
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unique characteristics to further elaborate

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Differentia/Differentation

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7
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resitating

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Recursion

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8
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tell a story in chronological order

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Narration

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9
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narration

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Temporal

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10
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how someone perceives it

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Connotation

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11
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incidents which really happened/real

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Simple

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12
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use of images; sense of sight

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Visual Illustration

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13
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based on facts but are difficult to objectively verify

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Opinion

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14
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operation in its successive stages

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How-it-works

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15
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particular person

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Individual Sketch

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16
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incidents in the story

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Actions

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17
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credibility

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Ethos

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18
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personal experience

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Narrative Interspersion

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19
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fictional, authors’ inventions

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Plotted

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20
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short piece of text describing what the book is all about.

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Book Review

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21
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3 types of audience

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Supporting, Wavering, Hostile

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22
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fictional and non-fictional

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Written

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23
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Record your impressions and note effective passages for quoting.

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Readying the text

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24
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citing differences

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Contrast

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25
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act of speaking and writing

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Illocutions

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26
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Scan the book’s preliminaries

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Title, Preface, Table of Contents, Blurb of the Book-back part

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27
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unique characteristics

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Differentia/Differentiation

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28
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usually adopted in dealing with events or issues

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Cause and Effect

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29
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Consistency

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Consistency

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30
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similarity and differences

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Comparison

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31
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chronological order

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Sequence

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32
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citing similarities

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Analogy

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33
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Carefully review your notes and attempt to unify into a statement

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Prepare an outline

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34
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the most frequently used organization

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Exposition of a Process

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35
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claims made to rebut a previous claim, contrasting perspective

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Formulating Counterclaims

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36
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used to inform, to explain; describe

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Exposition

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37
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difficult to please

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Hostile

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38
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tall; up and down; descriptions of people

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Vertical

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39
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comparing by pointing out similarities and differences

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Comparison

40
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logic

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Logos

41
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related but different topic

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Circumlocution

42
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Exposition of an author’s thoughts

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Essay
i. Formal
ii. Informal

43
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time and place of an action

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Setting

44
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aims to give pleasure; appeals to sense of beauty

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Artistic (Suggestive/Evocative or Literary)

45
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specific term to categorize

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Genus

46
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class or concept

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Genus

47
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not in a straight line

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Circular

48
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individual experiences

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Anecdotes

49
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explains briefly

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Summary

50
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Details

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Details

51
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sorting info into categories

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Classification and Partition

52
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Facts

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Facts

53
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formal and informal

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Spoken

54
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Types of assertions

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Facts, conventions, opinion, preference

55
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already informed

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Supporting

56
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developed by defining a term connected to the topic

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Definition

57
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social, cultural, political, historical and other related circumstances that surround the text

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Context

58
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words to be defined

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Term

59
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width; landscape

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Horizontal

60
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Under the Comment and Criticism

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i. Historical Criticism
ii. Criticism by Standards
iii. Impressionistic or Personal Criticism

61
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emotions

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Pathos

62
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discussion or formal discussion

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Civil

63
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directions in the manner of recipes

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How-to-do-it

64
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3 Persuasion

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Logos, Pathos, Ethos

65
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rely on human senses to describe something

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Description

66
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declarative sentences that claim something is true, sentence that is either true or false

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Identifying Assertions

67
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statements that can be proven objectively

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Facts

68
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intellect; describes how it looks

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Informative (Scientific & Technical)

69
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process of writing individual traits to set forth our idea

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Character Sketch

70
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opposite views

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Wavering

71
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describing; appealing to human senses

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Observations

72
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word or phrase

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Term

73
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describes a topic

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Description

74
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systems of thoughts composed of ideas, attitudes, and course of action, beliefs, and practices

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Discourse

75
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Complete bibliographic citation for the work title in full author, place, publisher, done of publication edition statement pages, special feature, price and international standard book number of ISBN

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Preliminary Information

76
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method of listing, enumerating, and giving examples to elaborate a topic

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Example and Exemplification

77
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complex organization

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How-it-is-organized

78
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connects topics on the screen to related information, graphics, or videos that are related to them

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Hypertext

79
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Exclusiveness

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Exclusiveness

80
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similar to traditions, and norms

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Conventions

81
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persons involved

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Character

82
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convince an audience by using logic and sense of reason

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Argumentation

83
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grouping items into categories

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Classification

84
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reading between the lines; making your own interpretation

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Critical Reading

85
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Steps in Writing a Book Review

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i. drafting your review
ii. studying your source material
iii. Compose your review
iv. Polishing your piece

86
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characteristics of a common group

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Type Sketch

87
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an article that is published in a newspaper, magazine or scholarly work that describes and evaluates a movie.

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Film Review

88
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to convey feelings

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Affective

89
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based on personal choice; subjective

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Preference

90
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individual perspective; personal

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Opinion

91
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Skim your notes again then using the outline as a guide and referring to notes

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Writing the Draft

92
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Completeness

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Completeness

93
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casual process

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How-did-it-happen

94
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details given by the author to support the claim

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Determining Textual Evidence

95
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reading between the lines; making your own interpretation

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Critical Reading

96
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giving directions, explaining a process, comparing, or contrasting two (2) objects or ideas, interpreting a statement, or explaining a theory.

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Explanation or Discussion