2Nd Grading Eng

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nouns and adjectives with two syllables, the stress is usually on the ---

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first syllable

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verbs and prepositions with two syllables, the stress is usually on the ---

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second syllable

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some words in english can be both a noun and a verb. the noun has its words stress on the ---, and with the verb, the stress falls on the ---

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first syllable; second syllable

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three syllable words ending in "-er" and "-ly" often have a stress on the ---

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first syllable

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words ending in "ic", "sion", and "tion", the stress is usually on the ---

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second-to-the-last syllable

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words ending in "cy", "ty", "phy", "gy", and "al", the stress is often on the ---

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third-to-the-last syllable

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in most comound nouns, the word stress is on the ---

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first noun

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in most compound adjectives and compound verbs, the stress is on the ---

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second word

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a word referring to a person, thing, place or abstract quality

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noun

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a word that gives information about a noun

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adjective

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a word referring to an action, event or state of being

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verb

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a word that comes before a noun, pronoun or the "-ing" form of a verb, and shows its relation to another word or part of the sentence

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preposition

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a noun made up of two or more existing words

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compound noun

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a single adjective made of more than one word and often linked with a hyphen

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compound adjective

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a multi-word verb that functions as a single verb

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compound verb

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(2) categories of speech

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on the spot speech, and prepared speech

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on the spot speech

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impromptu

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(3) prepared speech

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manuscript, memorized, extemporaneous

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the speaker is given no time to prepare for the speech; he or she is given a topic and must immediately begin speaking on it

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impromptu

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this speaking style involves thinking on one's feet and being able to plan the flow of the speech as the speaker is giving it

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impromptu

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this speech is delivered with the aid of note cards to help the speaker remember key points and content order

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extemporaneous

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recited from memory without the aid of scripts or cue cards

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memorized

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the entire speech written out for reference

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manuscript

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the speaker reads the speech verbatim from a prepared written text containing the entire speech

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manuscript

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and example of a manuscript speech would be a --- or a ---

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presidential address or a commencement address

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the most common type of speech

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prepared speech

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you extemporize by using a ---

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keyword outline

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arrangement and delivery of extemporaneous speech refers to ---- such as: "pause", "transition", or "talk slowly"

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presentation cues

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-- in -- teens are online almost constantly

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1 in 4

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means creating a public profile within a particular website and making relationship between other people who are using the same website

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social networking

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the online communication channels dedicated to community-based input, interaction, content-sharing, and collaboration: sharing info, ideas, and content

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Social media

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allows registers to create profiles, upload photos and videos, send messages and keep in touch with family, friends, and colleagues

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facebook

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according to statistics from the ---, internet users within the US spend more time on facebook than any other website

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Nielson Group

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a free microblogging service that allows registered members to broadcast short posts called "--"

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twitter; "tweets"

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an online encyclopedia crestd thru the collaborative effort of users known as ---

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Wikipedia; Wikipedians

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Wikipedia was founded in ----

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January of 2001

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(3) advantages of social networking

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worldwide connectivity, real-time information sharing, free advertising

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worldwide connectivity can help with a variety of things such as (5)

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finding romance, seeking a new job, getting product and services referrals, receiving support from likeminded individuals, making or receiving advice on career and personal issues

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with ----, it is easier and faster to make new friends or business connections or extend their personal base

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social network sites

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there are new websites dedicated to allowing people to connect and to interact via ---

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the internet

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with socail networking site, you can exchange info easily in real-time via ---

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a chat

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the ultimate online textbook

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the internet

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(4) disadvantages of social media

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cyberbullying, higher risk of fraud and identity theft, privacy issues, other disadvantages

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it is when a person is continuously bullied through online accounts

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cyberbullying

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in cyberbullying, the victim will suffer from ---, causing self-esteem issues and depression

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emotional distress

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security risks that online users can face

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identity theft

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most thieves need just a few key pieces of your personal info (3) to create a flase identity

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date of birth, name, and location

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(4) other disadvantages of social media

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addiction, loss of motivation in students, people actuallu become "detached" with one another, one becomes obsessed with "beauty"

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it is one of the most common disadvantages of social networking sites. it causes mental health problems and sometimes it harms their bodies too

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addiction

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a personality disorder with a long-term pattern of abnormal behavior characterized by exaggerated feelings of self-importance, excessive need for admiration, and a lack of empathy

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Narcissistic personality disorder (NPD)

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How Text Messages and Social Media devalued Personal Communication (Excerpts) - by and when

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by: Earl G. Graves Sr. , December 23,2013

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An Update on the Selfie People - by

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by: Carolina T. Gonzales

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type of self-portrait that is taken using a camera (usually a hand-held digital camera or camera phone) by that same person

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selfie

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"women takes more selfies and pose more than men" - from, by, and when

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Candace White's "A Study of Selfies" (March 3,2014)

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average amount of head tilt is --% higher for women

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150%

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men over -- of age snaps more self portraits than women over than same age

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40

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from: ---, (2) "selfiest" cities in the world

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Angelo G. Garcia; Makati and Pasig

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--- selfie-takers per --- people in both cities of makati and pasig

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258; 100,000

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Filipinos are a "---"

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selfie nation

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makati and pasig beat --- in --- which landed in the #-- spot

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Manhattan in New York; #2

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cebu city is ranked at #-- as the "selfiest" cities in the world

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#9

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he described this generation as "---"

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Angelo G. Garcia; "self-absorbed" generation

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before, the intention of people in taking pictures was simply ---

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image preservation

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a developmental psychologist who believes that social media has created a very convenient and accessible venue to express man's social need

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Maria Paz Consolacion Manaligod, Ph.D

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people are social beings and part of the selfie trend is a ----, '---' syndrome

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call for attention; 'hey, i matter' syndrome

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last ---, a British teenager tried to commit suicide

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March

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british teenager who tried to commit suicide (age and name)

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19 yrs old Danny Bowman

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Danny Bowman takes --- selfies a day that takes him about --- hours a day

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200; 10 hours

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Danny Bowman has (2) illness

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Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD) and Body Dysmorphic Disorder

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chronic mental illness wherein an individual has excessive concern about his/her physical appearance

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Body Dysmorphic Disorder

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means that a person is totally absorbed in himself

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narcissism

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provide ways of socializing with other people and is also a way of self-expression for some people

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selfies

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becomes the new school yard for bullies

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social media

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teens say cruel behavior takes place on (4)

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facebook (92.6%), twitter (23.8%), myspace (17.7%), instant messenger (15.2%)

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is a genre that requires you to investigate a topic; collect, generate, and evaluate evidence; and establish a position on the topic in a concise manner

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argumentative essay

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the action or fact of persuading someone or of being persuaded to do or believe something

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persuasion

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the process of establishing a claim and then proving it with the use of logical reasoning, examples, amd research

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argumentation

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essay that may make a claim based on opinion

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persuasive essay

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essay that may not take opposing ideas into account

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persuasive essay

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persuades by appealing to the audience's emotion or by relying on the character or credentials of the writer

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persuasive essay

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essay that is emotion-based

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persuasive essay

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essay that makes claims based on factual evidence (research)

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argumentative essay

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essay that makes counterclaims---the author takes opposing views into account

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argumentative essay

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essay that neutralizes or "defeats" serious opposing ideas

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argumentative essay

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convinces audience through the merit and rationality of the claim and proofs offered

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argumentative essay

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essay that is logic-based

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argumentative essay

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(3) elements of argumentation

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argument/claim, counterargument/counterclaim, refutation

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states a claim and supports it with reasons and evidence from sources

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argument

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arguing your side makes you the ---

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proponent

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an argument that stands in opposition to your argument/claim

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counterargument/counterclaim

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is your opponent's argument that tries to explain why you are wrong

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counterargument

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simply disproving an opposing argument

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refutation

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it is an important skill because it is how a writer successfully convinces the audience of the validity of his/her own argument

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refutation

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the rhetorical triangle

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ethos, pathos, logos

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guides an audience through your reasoning process, offers a clear explanation of each argued point, and demonstrates the credibility of the writer

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organization

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(4) organizing your argument

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title, introduction, body paragraphs, conclusion

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introduces the topic of discussion to the audience

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title

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generates reader interest in the argument

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title

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acquaints the reader with the topic and purpose of the paper

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introduction

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generates the audience's interest in the topic

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introduction

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offers a plan for the ensuing argument

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introduction

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introduction consists of (3)

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the hook, general topic sentences, thesis statement

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an opening sentence or two that grabs the reader's interest and introduces the general topic of the essay

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hook

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(5) examples of the hook

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historical information, anecdote, a surprising statement, a declarative statement, a quote

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an interesting little story

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anecdote

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some topics are better understood if a brief historical review of the topic is presented to lead into the discussion of the moment

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historical information

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include slights, sounds, smells, and other sensory images

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anecdote

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there are many ways a statement can surprise a reader

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a surprising statement

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in this pattern, the writet simply states straight out what the topic of his paper is going to be about

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a declarative statement

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it is the technique that most student writers use with only modest success most of the time

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a declarative statement

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when a writer uses the words of another to help illustrate a point

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a quote

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(6) methods for constructing an introduction

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personal anecdote, example-real or hypothetical, question, quotation, shocking statistics, striking image

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the most important sentence in your paper

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thesis statement

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lets the reader know the main idea of the paper

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thesis statement

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answers the question, "what am i trying to prove?"

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thesis statement

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not a factual statement, but a claim that has to be proven throughout the paper

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thesis statement

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paragraphs may be ordered in several ways, depending upon the topic and purpose of your argument (3)

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general to specific information, most important to least important point, weakest claim to strongest claim

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(3) body paragraphs

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ethos, pathos, logos

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appeal to authority on the subject

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ethos

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appeal to a person's emotions

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pathos

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appeal to a person's reasoning

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logos

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build upon the claims made in the introductory paragraph(s)

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body paragraphs

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organize body paragraphs with the use of --- that illustrate the main idea of each paragraph

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topic sentences

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can aid you in proving the claims of your argument and disproving oppositional claims

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researched material