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49 Cards in this Set
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explains why somrthing happens andnstates what results in a particular event producws |
cause and effect |
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a source of perplexity |
problem |
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a process of solving a problem |
solution |
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story telling |
narration |
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what are the patterns of development |
cause and effect compare and contrast problem solution narration |
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elements of narration |
time character plot mortality point of view |
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2 types of character |
protag antag round and flat |
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point of views??? |
first third person limited omniscient objective |
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parts of persuasive text |
introduction (issue) body(argument) conclusion |
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giving characteristics |
description |
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elements ofndescription |
sensory details figurative language careful organization varying sentence structure |
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uses 5 senses |
sensory details |
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orgabized in chronological and spatial manner |
careful organization |
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expressing the essential nature of something |
definition |
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the clear concised andbdetailed definition of a measure |
operational definition |
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parts of definitive writing |
intro body conclusion |
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displayed on a computer display or other electronic devices |
hypertext |
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referencento otherbtext |
hyperlink |
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shaping ofntexts meaning by another text |
intertextuality |
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3 characteristics of a well written text |
unity coherence cohesion |
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only one main topic |
unity |
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ideasnflow smoothly |
coherence |
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chronological and spatial ordering |
cohesion |
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types of claim |
fact value policy |
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proven or verified (type of claim) |
fact |
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TOC more desirable |
value |
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TOC suggests what should be done |
policy |
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parts of an argument |
issue claim support refutation rebuttal |
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problem which people disagree |
issue |
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position on the issue |
claim |
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reasons and evidences |
support |
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opposing viewpoints |
refutation |
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countering refutation |
rebuttal |
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typesnof support |
reason evidence emotional appeal |
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supports a claim |
reason |
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facts, statistics, examples, etc |
evidence |
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ideasnthat aee targeted towrds value |
emotional appeal |
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propoerties of well written text |
organixlzation coherence and cohesion language use mechanics |
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language use |
formal informal |
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use unbuased language |
formal |
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direct and simple |
informal |
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spelling punctuation capitalization |
mechanics |
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organization (POWWT) |
physical format signal words structure |
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how text physically appear |
physical format |
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cue in ordering of events or concepts |
signal words |
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cimplete framework of text |
structure |
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stated butbnot directly |
implicit |
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directly stated |
explicit |
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the act of writing the letters in uppercase |
capitalization |
