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14 Cards in this Set
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Strategies
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Planning the action one will take to complete tast
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Transcript
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A written copy of a conversation that take place between 2 or more people
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Counterclaim
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A position take by someone with an opposing view point.
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Claim
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A position statement (or thesis) that assets an idea or make an argument for as pacific position.
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Analogy
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A comparison between 2 things for the purpose of drawing conclusion on 1 based on similarity to others.
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Voice
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The way writer or speaker uses words and tone to express ideas as well as his or her personal and personality.
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Tone
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A writer or speaker attitude toward a subject, character or audience
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Logos
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A rhetorical appeal that uses factual evidence and logic to appeal audience sense of reason.
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Narrator
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The person telling the story.
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Narrative
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A story about a series of event that include characters development, plot structor them. Can work fiction and non fiction.
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Ethos
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A rhetorical appeal that focus on ethics or character quality of speaker.
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Pathos
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A rhetorical appeal to the readers or listener sense if emotion
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Diction
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Word choice
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Rhetorical Appeals
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Use of emotional, logical argument to persuade in writing or speech
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