Vocabulary Week 9

Authority: is the ​​ (a)   Or ​ (b)   Of the source’s author. (Alphabetical)

• legitimacy
• illegitimate
• incredibility
• credibility

Credibility means:

• Unbiased

• Information backed up with evidence

• Information backed up with opinions

• For or against a certain position

Reliability means

• Being trust-worthy

• Well reasoned theories, arguments, and discussions

• Based on strong evidence

• Based on strong opionions

Aspect

• A particular part of something

• A specific feature of something

• To form an opinion of the amount, value or quality of something

• A supply of something that one has and can use.

Cultural

• Connected with the Customs of a particular society or group

• Part of the beliefs of a certain society or group

• A supply of something that one has and can use

• Any form of written material.

Evaluate

• To form an opinion of the quality of something

• To find the value of something

• To see the amount of something you have

• A particular part or feature of something

Cite

• Any form of written material

• To mention something as a reason or an example, or in order to support what you are saying.

• To write or speak about something or ​somebody, especially without giving much information:

• To form an opinion of the amount, value or quality of something

Moderate

• Not very good, large, hot; nor very bad, small, cold.

• Having opinions that are not extreme.

• Done quickly and with a lot of activity, but in a way that is not very well organized.

• That state of feeling nervous or worried that something bad is going to happen.

Burden

• To cause worry or difficulty

• Unconditional and not limited

• When two things have an effect on each other

• To give money, food or clothing to somebody

Absolute

• Total and complete

• A duty or responsibility

• To communicate with somebody

• To be trusted