Tone Flashcards
In RC the author uses this word and or phrase to indicate ___
above all
author’s choice
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must be
author’s choice
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considerable
something the author deems important
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should
author’s choice
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ought
author’s choice
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important
something the author deems important
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best
author’s choice
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key
something the author deems important
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rightful
author’s choice
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better
author’s choice
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ideal
author’s choice
In RC the author uses this word and or phrase to indicate ___
preferred
author’s choice
In an RC passage, what does this structure keyword mean?
also
this sentence serves the same function as the last.
In RC the author uses this word and or phrase to indicate ___
serious
something the author deems to be important
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central
something the authir deems important
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primary
something the author deems important
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cannot
a negative point of view
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criticize
a negative point of view
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fails to
a negative point of view
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flawed
a negative point of view
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ignores
a negative point of view
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invalid
a negative point of view
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misguided
a negative point of view
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must not
a negative point of view
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no need to
a negative point of view
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obscure
a negative point of view
In RC the author uses this word and or phrase to indicate ___
oppose
a negative point of view
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overlooks
a negative point of view
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probably not
a negative point of view
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reject
a negative point of view
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should not
a negative point of view
In RC the author uses this word and or phrase to indicate ___
unfortunately
a negative point of view
In reading comprehension what are some words that are used to indicate author’s choice?
- better
- best
- preferred
- ought
- should
- rightful
- ideal
- above all
- must be
What are the three (3) elements tone consits of?
- Sass:
- positive (endorsing,sympathy, agree)
- Negative (skeptical,critical,disagree)
- Neutral (curious, interested, has no opinion) - Inconsistent (qualify) v. Consistent:
- inconsistent (qualify): author is split, wavering between good + bad though it can be subtle “cover your ass”
- consistent: 100% sure in their beliefs - Confident v. Unsure: LF-commitment driven or Not
** 2&3 do go hand in hand**
In RC the author uses this word and or phrase to indicate ___
True
Author’s truth
In RC the author uses this word and or phrase to indicate ___
Truth
Author’s truth
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Actually
Author’s truth
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Infact
Author’s truth
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Indeed
Author’s truth
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I / We
Author’s truth
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Certainly
Author’s truth
In RC the author uses this word and or phrase to indicate ___
Central
something the author deems to be important.
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Main
something the author deems important
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Innovative
something the author deems to be important.
In RC what two categories are HUGE indicators of mainpoint or what the author is trying to convience us of?
i. words of author’s truth
ii. words of choice
In RC the author uses this word and or phrase to indicate ___
argue
Neutral viewpoint
In RC the author uses this word and or phrase to indicate ___
Claim
Neutral view point
In RC the author uses this word and or phrase to indicate ___
clearly
neutral view point
In RC the author uses this word and or phrase to indicate ___
Contend
neutral view point
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Inevitably
neutral viewpoint
In RC the author uses this word and or phrase to indicate ___
obviously
neutral viewpoint
In RC the author uses this word and or phrase to indicate neutral viewpoint?
- argue
- claim
- clearly
- contend
- inevitably
- obviously
In RC the author uses this word and or phrase to indicate ___
shift / change in direction
-admittedly
-although
-but
-by/in contrast
-despite
-eventhough
-however
-in contrast
-in spite of
-nevertheless
-nonetheless
-on the contrary
-on the other hand
-still
-where as
-yet
In RC the author uses this word and or phrase to indicate ___
can
positive viewpoint.
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compelling
positive viewpoint
In RC the author uses this word and or phrase to indicate ___
crucial
positive viewpoint
In RC the author uses this word and or phrase to indicate ___
fortunately
positive viewpoint
In RC the author uses this word and or phrase to indicate ___
important
positive viewpoint
In RC the author uses this word and or phrase to indicate ___
must
positive viewpoint
In RC the author uses this word and or phrase to indicate ___
need to
positive viewpoint
In RC the author uses this word and or phrase to indicate ___
probably
positive viewpoint
In RC the author uses this word and or phrase to indicate ___
propose
positive viewpoint
In RC the author uses this word and or phrase to indicate ___
should
positive viewpoint
In RC the author uses this word and or phrase to indicate ___
suggest
positive viewpoint
In RC the author uses this word and or phrase to indicate ___
support
positive viewpoint
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valid
positive viewpoint
