Semester 1 Study Guide

Question 1

Explore an issue at a moral level

Answer 1

Ethical

Question 2

Explore an issue using research based data related to experimental information

Answer 2

Scientific

Question 3

Explore the customs and beliefs of a people and how they socially interact with others inside and outside of their circle

Answer 3

Cultural and Social

Question 4

Explore how art expresses ideas about an issue and what philosophers think about the connection

Answer 4

Artistic and Philosophical

Question 5

Explore an issue’s effect on government decisions

Answer 5

Political and Historical

Question 6

Explore the effects on the environment in a specific region

Answer 6

Environmental

Question 7

Explore the impact of an issue in a time period still to come

Answer 7

Futuristic

Question 8

Explore the monetary impact on an issue

Answer 8

Economic

Question 9

A statement made about an issue that asserts a perspective

Answer 9

Claim

Question 10

The main issue/problem that the research serves to solve

Answer 10

Topic

Question 11

A condition or exception

Answer 11

Qualifier

Question 12

Arrangement of claims and evidence that lead to a conclusion

Answer 12

Line of Reasoning

Question 13

Argument based question that presents a claim that is supported by multiple perspectives and scholarly sources

Answer 13

Research Question

Question 14

Q

Answer 14

Question and Explore

Question 15

U

Answer 15

Understand and Analyze

Question 16

E

Answer 16

Evaluate Multiple Perspectives

Question 17

S

Answer 17

Synthesize Ideas

Question 18

T

Answer 18

Team, Transform, and Transmit

Question 19

Challenge and expand the boundaries of your current knowledge.

Answer 19

Question and Explore

Question 20

Contextualize arguments and comprehend the author’s claims.

Answer 20

Understand and Analyze

Question 21

Consider individual perspectives and the larger conversation of varied points of view.

Answer 21

Evaluate Multiple Perspectives

Question 22

Combine knowledge, ideas, and your own perspective into an argument.

Answer 22

Synthesize Ideas

Question 23

Collaborate, reflect, and communicate your argument in a method suited to your audience

Answer 23

Team, Transform, and Transmit

Question 24

S

Answer 24

Speaker

Question 25

O

Answer 25

Occasion

Question 26

A

Answer 26

Audience

Question 27

P

Answer 27

Purpose

Question 28

S

Answer 28

Subject

Question 29

T

Answer 29

Tone

Question 30

The voice who tells the story. Doesn’t have to be associated with the author.

Answer 30

Speaker

Question 31

Time and place of the writing and the context surrounding the piece’s creation. The larger occasion is the broad environment that led to the creation, the immediate occasion is a particular event that triggered the creation.

Answer 31

Occasion

Question 32

The person/people at which the piece is directed.

Answer 32

Audience

Question 33

Why the piece was written and the reason it was created. Purpose should be considered when analyzing an argument and its reasoning.

Answer 33

Purpose

Question 34

The topic the piece is about, can be about a variety of things. Should be able to be stated in a single phrase or a few words.

Answer 34

Subject

Question 35

The language that the piece uses to convey the way the author wants the reader to feel (attitude of the author).

Answer 35

Tone