English II--Unit 5.1

Controversy means:

• a false or misleading argument

• something of vital or essential importance

• a public debate about a topic because it concerns an issue with strong disagreement

• the reasoning used to disprove an opposing point

A documentary film is:

• a person motivated or affected by a course of action

• a false or misleading argument

• something of vital importance

• a genre of film-making that provides visual records of actual events, photographs, footage, & interviews

Objective means:

• based on factual information

• influenced by personal opinion or ideas

• a false or misleading argument

• the goals for today's lesson

Subjective means:

• a poem that does not rhyme

• a person motivated or affected by a course of action

• influenced by personal opinion or ideas

• a false or misleading argument

Imperative means:

• a comparison of two things using "like" or "as"

• the repetition of initial consonant sounds

• the time and place of a literary work

• something of vital or essential importance

Fallacies means:

• a genre of literature

• A type of food made in New Orleans

• a false or misleading argument

• a new show on Netflix

Refutation means:

• a degree to earn in college

• a false or misleading argument

• evidence used in a courtroom

• the reasoning used to disprove an opposing point

A stakeholder is:

• a person motivated or affected by a course of action

• the local law maker of a county

• something used to build a wooden fence

• a false or misleading argument

to Advocate is to:

• Mrs. Erdo's beagle's name

• the time and place of a literary work

• speak or write in favor of something by publically recommending or supporting it through some action

• a type of genre of literature

Advocating is:

• a false or misleading argument

• In an argument, speaking or writing in favor of a specific claim

• a person motivated by a course of action

• based on factual evidence