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Which of the following is NOT a type of argument claim?
Which of the following is NOT a type of argument claim?
- Fact
- Value (correct)
- Cause and Effect
- Definition
Which of the following is the best example of an argumentative essay's introductory paragraph?
Which of the following is the best example of an argumentative essay's introductory paragraph?
- Using humor is a good way to capture the reader's attention.
- The introduction should be concise and present the main idea of the essay in a clear and straightforward manner.
- The introduction should clearly present the topic and create an interesting hook to engage the reader. (correct)
- The essay should start with a strong statement that introduces the topic and grabs the reader's attention.
What is the difference between a claim and an argument in an argumentative essay?
What is the difference between a claim and an argument in an argumentative essay?
- A claim is a factual statement, while an argument is a personal opinion supporting the claim.
- A claim is a general statement, while an argument is a specific reason supporting the claim. (correct)
- A claim is a specific statement, while an argument is a general reasoning supporting the claim.
- A claim is a personal opinion, while an argument is a factual statement supporting the claim.
What is the purpose of a policy claim in an argumentative essay?
What is the purpose of a policy claim in an argumentative essay?
Which of the following is NOT a benefit of using humor in an argumentative essay?
Which of the following is NOT a benefit of using humor in an argumentative essay?
Which of the following is a key difference between informative writing and argumentative writing?
Which of the following is a key difference between informative writing and argumentative writing?
What is the purpose of the conclusion of an argumentative essay?
What is the purpose of the conclusion of an argumentative essay?
What is the best way to ensure that your arguments are convincing in an argumentative essay?
What is the best way to ensure that your arguments are convincing in an argumentative essay?
In an essay, what is the role of the "HOOK"?
In an essay, what is the role of the "HOOK"?
Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of a strong argument?
Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of a strong argument?
In the context of an essay, what is the purpose of "EVIDENCE"?
In the context of an essay, what is the purpose of "EVIDENCE"?
What is the primary purpose of the "COUNTERARGUMENT" section of an essay?
What is the primary purpose of the "COUNTERARGUMENT" section of an essay?
What is the role of the "REBUTTAL" in an essay?
What is the role of the "REBUTTAL" in an essay?
Which of the following sections in an essay are typically found in the body paragraphs?
Which of the following sections in an essay are typically found in the body paragraphs?
What is the relationship between "ARGUMENT" and "EVIDENCE" in an essay?
What is the relationship between "ARGUMENT" and "EVIDENCE" in an essay?
What is the primary function of "REFUTATION" in an essay?
What is the primary function of "REFUTATION" in an essay?
Which of the following is NOT a feature of a formalist/structuralist approach to literary criticism?
Which of the following is NOT a feature of a formalist/structuralist approach to literary criticism?
What literary device uses words, people, or locations to represent something beyond their literal meaning?
What literary device uses words, people, or locations to represent something beyond their literal meaning?
Which type of imagery refers to the sense of smell?
Which type of imagery refers to the sense of smell?
What is the purpose of literary devices?
What is the purpose of literary devices?
Which of the following is NOT considered a literary device?
Which of the following is NOT considered a literary device?
What is the main focus of literary criticism?
What is the main focus of literary criticism?
Which type of imagery involves the sense of touch?
Which type of imagery involves the sense of touch?
Giving human qualities to inanimate objects is a characteristic of which literary device?
Giving human qualities to inanimate objects is a characteristic of which literary device?
What is the purpose of an informative essay's thesis statement?
What is the purpose of an informative essay's thesis statement?
What distinguishes persuasive writing from informative writing?
What distinguishes persuasive writing from informative writing?
What is the primary purpose of the body paragraphs in an informative essay?
What is the primary purpose of the body paragraphs in an informative essay?
Which of the following is NOT a typical characteristic of informative writing?
Which of the following is NOT a typical characteristic of informative writing?
What is the purpose of the conclusion in an informative essay?
What is the purpose of the conclusion in an informative essay?
Which type of informative essay provides a step-by-step explanation of how something works or how to do something?
Which type of informative essay provides a step-by-step explanation of how something works or how to do something?
What is the primary purpose of a definition essay?
What is the primary purpose of a definition essay?
What is the main characteristic of an opposing sides essay?
What is the main characteristic of an opposing sides essay?
In which part of an informative essay would you expect to find the thesis statement?
In which part of an informative essay would you expect to find the thesis statement?
Which of the following is a key difference between informative and persuasive writing?
Which of the following is a key difference between informative and persuasive writing?
Why is it important to provide supporting evidence in an informative essay?
Why is it important to provide supporting evidence in an informative essay?
Which of the following is NOT a type of informative essay?
Which of the following is NOT a type of informative essay?
What is the main function of a conclusion in an informative essay?
What is the main function of a conclusion in an informative essay?
Which of the following writing techniques are MOST commonly used in informative writing?
Which of the following writing techniques are MOST commonly used in informative writing?
What is the primary goal of a descriptive essay within informative writing?
What is the primary goal of a descriptive essay within informative writing?
What is the main difference between the introduction and conclusion in an informative essay?
What is the main difference between the introduction and conclusion in an informative essay?
What is the purpose of the introduction in informative writing?
What is the purpose of the introduction in informative writing?
Which point of view involves the narrator being a participant in the story?
Which point of view involves the narrator being a participant in the story?
What does a rhyme scheme describe?
What does a rhyme scheme describe?
Which pronouns are used in the third person point of view?
Which pronouns are used in the third person point of view?
What is a key characteristic of the omniscient narrator?
What is a key characteristic of the omniscient narrator?
What term is used for a repetition of similar sounds at the ends of lines in poetry?
What term is used for a repetition of similar sounds at the ends of lines in poetry?
In which literary perspective does the narrator tell the story to 'You'?
In which literary perspective does the narrator tell the story to 'You'?
How is a rhyme scheme typically represented?
How is a rhyme scheme typically represented?
What does the moralist approach focus on in literature?
What does the moralist approach focus on in literature?
What is the main purpose of writing a persuasive essay?
What is the main purpose of writing a persuasive essay?
What is the difference between an informative essay and an argumentative essay?
What is the difference between an informative essay and an argumentative essay?
Which of the following is NOT a part of an argumentative essay?
Which of the following is NOT a part of an argumentative essay?
What is the role of the thesis statement in an argumentative essay?
What is the role of the thesis statement in an argumentative essay?
In what specific structure does an argumentative essay usually present its arguments?
In what specific structure does an argumentative essay usually present its arguments?
What is the main purpose of a movie review?
What is the main purpose of a movie review?
What is a critique in the context of literary analysis?
What is a critique in the context of literary analysis?
Which of the following is considered the most important part of a movie review?
Which of the following is considered the most important part of a movie review?
What is the difference between a movie review and a critique?
What is the difference between a movie review and a critique?
What is an example of a common misconception about movie reviews?
What is an example of a common misconception about movie reviews?
Why is it important to provide specific details in a movie review?
Why is it important to provide specific details in a movie review?
What is the purpose of the "Setting Spotlight" section in a movie review?
What is the purpose of the "Setting Spotlight" section in a movie review?
What is the role of a critic in a movie review?
What is the role of a critic in a movie review?
What is the main purpose of the "Character Limelight" section in a movie review?
What is the main purpose of the "Character Limelight" section in a movie review?
Why is writing a movie review considered a form of academic writing?
Why is writing a movie review considered a form of academic writing?
Which of the following is NOT a factor typically considered when writing a movie review?
Which of the following is NOT a factor typically considered when writing a movie review?
Flashcards
Claim
Claim
A statement that reflects what you believe in an argument.
Argument
Argument
Statements that support a claim and require evidence.
Fact
Fact
A statement that can be verified as true or false.
Definition
Definition
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Cause and Effect
Cause and Effect
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Policy
Policy
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Value
Value
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Introductory Paragraph
Introductory Paragraph
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Imagery
Imagery
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Types of Imagery
Types of Imagery
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Visual Imagery
Visual Imagery
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Auditory Imagery
Auditory Imagery
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Tactile Imagery
Tactile Imagery
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Symbolism
Symbolism
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Personification
Personification
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Formalist Approach
Formalist Approach
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Hook
Hook
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Evidence
Evidence
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Counterargument
Counterargument
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Refutation
Refutation
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Rebuttal
Rebuttal
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Body
Body
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Thesis Statement
Thesis Statement
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Point of View
Point of View
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First Person
First Person
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Second Person
Second Person
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Third Person
Third Person
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Omniscient Narrator
Omniscient Narrator
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Rhyme
Rhyme
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Rhyme Scheme
Rhyme Scheme
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Body Paragraphs
Body Paragraphs
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Conclusion
Conclusion
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Informative Writing
Informative Writing
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Purpose of Essays
Purpose of Essays
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Supporting Details
Supporting Details
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Definition Essay
Definition Essay
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Process Essay
Process Essay
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Opposing Sides Essay
Opposing Sides Essay
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Summarize
Summarize
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Articulate Source
Articulate Source
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Persuasive Writing
Persuasive Writing
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Argumentative Writing
Argumentative Writing
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Recommendations in Conclusion
Recommendations in Conclusion
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Cause & Effect Essay
Cause & Effect Essay
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Critique (Noun)
Critique (Noun)
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Critique (Verb)
Critique (Verb)
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Likes/Dislikes
Likes/Dislikes
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Movie Review
Movie Review
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Film Intro
Film Intro
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Plot/Summary
Plot/Summary
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Setting Spotlight
Setting Spotlight
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Recommendation
Recommendation
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Lesson Learned
Lesson Learned
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Headline
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Study Notes
English Q3 - Arts Appreciation (Far Eastern University)
- This template is for English Grade 10, Quarter 3, Arts Appreciation.
- It covers the level of accuracy and effectiveness in arguments.
- It details the conclusion, introduction, and parts of an argumentative essay, including the hook, claim, argument, evidence, counterargument, and rebuttal.
- It discusses types of argument claims (fact, definition, cause and effect, policy, value).
- It also outlines different writing techniques (informative and persuasive).
- It goes over an informative writing format (introductory paragraph, thesis statement, body paragraphs, conclusion).
- Various writing types are introduced, including definitions essays, process essays, opposing sides essays, and cause and effect essays.
- The structure of argumentative writing and informative writing (parts) are detailed.
- It also covers character limelight, likes and dislikes, lesson learned, and recommendations in the movie review sections
- There are detailed descriptions of literary devices such as simile, metaphor, imagery, and repetition.
- Literary devices like assonance, alliteration, onomatopoeia, are also included.
- Figures of speech, including euphemisms, irony, oxymoron, apostrophe, hyperbole, paradox, and metonymy, are discussed.
- Key approaches to literary criticism are covered, including feminist, formalist, historical, and reader-response approaches.
- Aspects of these approaches, including synedoche, allusion, and specific story elements (character, setting, tone) are explained.
- The different points of view (first person, second person, third person, omniscient, limited omniscient) are defined.
- The importance of theme and imagery in a literary work is emphasized.
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