AP Eng: Unit 1.1 (Claim, Reason, Evidence)

reason or intention behind an action, decision, or creation. It is the driving force that gives meaning and direction to our endeavors.

• Purpose

• Motivation

• Intention

• Objective

the internal or external drive that compels us to take action towards achieving a goal..

• Purpose

• Motivation

• Intention

• Objective

a specific and measurable outcome that we strive to accomplish within a given timeframe.

• Purpose

• Motivation

• Intention

• Objective

the deliberate plan or desire behind an action, often influenced by personal values or beliefs.

• Purpose

• Motivation

• Intention

• Objective

the specific group of people for whom a message, speech, or piece of writing is created or targeted. It considers factors such as age, interests, knowledge level, and beliefs in order to effectively communicate with them.

• Intended Audience

• Rhetorical Situation

• Tone

• Persuasive Techniques

strategies used by writers or speakers to influence their audience's thoughts or actions. Examples include emotional appeals, logical reasoning, and credibility building.

• Intended Audience

• Rhetorical Situation

• Tone

• Persuasive Techniques

writer's attitude towards their subject matter and audience. It helps convey emotions and establish connections with readers.

• Intended Audience

• Rhetorical Situation

• Tone

• Persuasive Techniques

the context in which communication occurs, including factors such as purpose, audience, medium, and constraints.rs.

• Intended Audience

• Rhetorical Situation

• Tone

• Persuasive Techniques

process of creating and developing a character in a story. It involves revealing their personality, traits, and motivations through their actions, dialogue, thoughts, and interactions with other characters.

• Characterization

• Patterns & Themes

• Literary Device

• Rhetorical Choices

deliberate decisions made by an author regarding language, structure, style, and other elements in order to achieve their desired effect on the audience.

• Characterization

• Patterns & Themes

• Literary Device

• Rhetorical Choices