Vocab #3

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Contrasts with something else:

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It differs greatly.

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A contradiction is...

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a statement of a position opposite to one already made.

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If you use reasoning,

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you use logical thinking.

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If you cite something,

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you quote, paraphrase, or refer to it.

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If you reference something,

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you mention it formally.

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Analyzing something involves looking closely at its parts to see if they fit together sensibly.

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you look closely at each of its parts and see if they fit together in a way that makes sense.

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Evaluating something involves determining its worth or significance through careful study.

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Determining worth or significance through careful study.

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Indirect Characterization is when the author indirectly reveals a character's traits through speech, thoughts, effects, and actions, requiring reader inferences.

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Indirect Characterization involves the author indirectly revealing a character's traits through speech, thoughts, effects, and actions.

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Direct Characterization is...

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when the author directly tells what a character is like, so the reader doesn't have to think about it.

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Textual evidence is...

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text from a written work (specific words/phrases) used to prove a claim.