people and the planet Vocab (H.W)

to interject means to...

• type quickly

• interrupt

• shout out your answer

It's important to support your argument with ________, or correctness of information.

• accuracy

• a summary

• text evidence

• supporting details

When writing an argument, one strategy is to use __________, which appeals to the reader's ethics (sense of right/wrong).

• ethos

• pathos

• logos

To make an educated guess based on prior knowledge and what's in the text is to make _________________.

• a mistake

• someone mad at you

• a summary

• an inference

What does the highlighted word mean: The company was praised for its ethical business practices.

He animal-rights activist argued that it’s not ethical to experiment on chimpanzees.

• Related to moral principles.

• To disagree, a disagreement.

• To throw in between, to interrupt.

• A lack of harmony.

What does the highlighted word mean: Robin expressed her dissent from the opinion hat was held by the majority of the class.

The king used all his power to suppress the dissent within his country.

• Related to moral principles.

• To disagree, a disagreement.

• To throw in between, to interrupt.

• A lack of harmony.

What does the highlighted word mean: Every time I tired to express my opinion, Kwame would interject with his own ideas.

As I explain the directions, please feel free to interject if anything is unclear.

• Related to moral principles.

• To disagree, a disagreement.

• To throw in between, to interrupt.

• A lack of harmony.

What does the highlighted word mean: Jake acted as a mediator to end the discord between the two arguing friends.

The two countries signed a peace treaty to end their long history of discord.

• Related to moral principles.

• To throw in between, to interrupt.

• A lack of harmony.

• Being without errors, correctness.

What does the highlighted word mean: He could shoot an arrow with great accuracy, almost never missing his target.

I was impressed with the accuracy of her painting. Her portrait looked just like me.

• Related to moral principles.

• To throw in between, to interrupt.

• A lack of harmony.

• Being without errors, correctness.

He knew he wouldn't be able to survive on his own.

• Confused, unable to understand something.

• Illnesses or diseases.

• To continue to live or exist.

• Suddenly affected by trouble, illness, or sorrow.