Cayden Review

the quality or being believed or trusted​ (a)  

• credibilty
• convey

to make known or understandable​ (a)  

• convey
• evidence

a sentence​ or two that states the controlling idea of a text​ ​ (a)   ​

• thesis
• counter claim

a particular feeling, opinion about a subject that is often unreasoned​ (a)  

• bias
• rebuttal

evidence that disputes/disagrees with the counter claim​ (a)   r

• rebuttal
• transitions

the most important piece of writing or speech​ (a)   k

• key idea
• evidence

summarize; is when you restate the meaning of something using your own words​ (a)  

• paraphrase
• key idea

the quality of being clear & easy to-understand​ (a)  

• clarity
• premise

something that can be true or false and that can be the premise of the conclusion of an argument​ (a)  

• propositions
• clarity

an argument that is flawed, or often based on incorrect assumptions/conclusions​ (a)  

• faulty reasoning
• rebuttal