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Question 1

An assertion open to challenge

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Claim

Question 2

Assert something that could possibly becontradicted

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Claim

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An argument about a quantifiable topic

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Claim of fact

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Asserts that something is true in the past, present, or future

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Claim of fact

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Claim of fact - asserts that some thing is true in the ____, ______, or ______

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Past, present, future

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Argues wether something good or bad is

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Claim of value

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Based on judgement & evaluation

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Claim of value

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Claim of value - argues whether something is ______ or ______

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Good, bad

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Claim of value - based on ______ & ______

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Judgement, evaluation

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Asserts the implementation of a certain policy

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Claim of Policy

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Driven need to present a solution to problems that have arisen

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Claim of Policy

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Some times, response to dim of fact

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Claim of policy

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Connection among texts

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Intertext

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Before the text

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Hypertext

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Uses hyperlinks

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Hyper text

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Errors in reasoning that invalidate an argument

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Logical fallacies

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An arguer presents argument asap one only two options despite the multiple possibilities

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False dilemma

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Conclude to be true just because it is not proven to De false, vice verse

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Appeal to ignorance ( arguments ad lanorantlem)

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Series of increasingly superficial and unacceptable consequences is drawn

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Slippery slope ( domino fallacy)

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Two or more points are rolled into one and the reader is expected to accept/ reject both

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Complex question (loaded question)

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Occurs when a threat, instead af reasoning, is used to argue

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Appeal to force (argumentum ad baraculum)

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Element of pity is used instead of logical reasoning

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Appeal to pity ( argumentum ad misericordiam)

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Unpleasant consequences of believing something are pointed out to show that the belief is false

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Appeal to consequences (argumentum ad consequentiam)

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Considered to he valid because it is what the majority thinks

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Bandwagon (appeal to popularity)

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Tries to refute the argument by attacking the person

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Attacking the person

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Argument quotes an expert who is not qualified in the particular subject

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Appeal to authority (argumentum ad verecundiam)

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Authority in question is not mentioned or named

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Anonymous authority

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Sample is not enough/ significant to support a generalization

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Hasty generalization

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Assumed that two are similar, in some ways are also similar

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False analogy

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General rule is applied to a situation, even when it should be an exception

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Accident

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Since event A happened before B, therefore A is the cause of B

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Post hoc

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Direction between cause & effect is reversed

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Wrong direction

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Explanation for an event is reduced to one thing when there are also other reasons

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Complex cause

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Supposed to prove something concludes something else instead

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Irrelevant conclusion

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Position of the opposition is twisted

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Straw Man

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If A is true, then B is true If B is true, therefore A is true

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Affirming the consequent

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If A is true, then B is true; if A is not true, then B is not true

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Denying the antecedent

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When arguments contradict one another

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Inconsistency

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Central idea ofmultiple-paragraph composition

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Thesis statement

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What are the parts of a thesis statement?

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1. Topic 2. Position 3. Reason/s 4. Concession

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Subject of the text

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Topic

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Your stand on topic

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Position

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Explanation and justification of your position

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Reason/s

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Opposing viewpoint on topic

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Concession

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What are the models of thesis writing

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1. Basic Thesis statement C topic + position) 2. Thesis statement with concession (basic thesis statement + concession) 3. Thesis statement with concession & reason 4. Thesis statement with reason

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Guides, controls, & unities ideas in paragraph

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Topic sentence

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Book review / article critique

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- Criticize - critique - critic

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Expressing disapproval finding faults in something without providing acomprehensive analysis

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Criticize

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Implies move detailed analysis and evaluation, considering both positive & negative view

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Critique

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Is a person who engages in the act of critiquing

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Critic

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What are the differences of Book Review & Report in terms of purpose?

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1.) Purpose: Book Review -> provides critical evaluation and opinion of a book. Book Report- > focuses on summarizing the content of book.

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What are the differences of Book Review & Report in terms of content?

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2.) Content: - book review -> analyzes strengths, weaknesses, & impact - book report -> summarizes the key aspects of the book

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Differences of Book Review & Report in terms of writing style

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3.) writing style: - book review -> more subjective & critical - book report-> objective & factual

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Differences of book review & report in terms of length:

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4.) length: - book review→ can vary in length, depending on the prediction - book report → usually shorter than book reviews

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Specialized form of academic writing in which a reviewer evaluates

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Book review/ article critique

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Structure of book review

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I. Introduction II. Summary III. Review/ critique IV. Conclusion

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5% of the paper

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Introduction

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Has title, author, & any relevant background information of book/author

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Introduction

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10% of the paper

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Summary

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Concise summary of the books main plot or content

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Summary

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Focus on key events, characters, etc.

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Summary

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75% of the paper

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Review/critique

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Writing style, plot & structure, characters, themes & messages, originality & creativity, strengths & weaknesses

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Review/ critique

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Other 10% of the paper

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Conclusion

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Summarize your main points Overall impression of the work Final assessment of the book, if recommending it or not, & explaining your reasoning

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Conclusion

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Elicits the expected response fromthe reader

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