Something that alarms you into movement.

Something that manipulates you into buying products

Something that causes you to take action in order to avoid responsibility

Something that causes you to take action in order to achieve an aim or deal with a problem

To make sure something is accurate or justified

To make sure something is from MackinVIA

To make sure something is not suspicious

To make sure something is agreed upon by many people

An exchange of insults to prove your point

An exchange of different or opposite views.

An exchange of personal information to convince others you are right

An exchange of ideas in order to understand

a statement in which a writer presents their opinions.

a statement in which a writer presents text evidence.

a statement in which a writer presents the tea on what happened last weekend.

A statement in which a writer presents an assertion as truthful to prove an argument.

Information you can use to explain a topic

Information you can use to provide examples of a topic

Information you can use to support or prove a claim

Information you can use to blackmail

A specific group of people that your communication is crafted for

A specific place or time where people will most likely hear your message

A specific group of people that share your opinions

A specific group of people that you want to agree with you

False or deceptive arguments that seem weaker than they actually are

False or deceptive arguments that seem stronger than they actually are

Truthful arguments that seem weaker than they actually are

Truthful arguments that seem stronger than they actually are

Three strategies (Ethos, Pathos, and Logos) used to persuade others

A strategy used to create an emotional tone

2 strategies (Pathos and Logos) used to persuade others

Any strategy that can emotional manipulate others

Words chosen to create the reader's emotions, attitude, tone, and point of view

The way the author reacts to their written thoughts.

Words chosen to communicate the author's emotions, attitude, tone, and point of view

The way the reader reacts to the author's written thoughts.

To shorten and simplify your words

To restate something shorter and simpler

To restate something and provide more explanation

To lengthen and complicate

Citing others' ideas as supporting evidence

Using others' ideas to support your claim

Not citing your sources in alphabetical order

Stealing others' ideas or presenting others' work as your own

Something that many people believe to be true

Something that can be shown to be true, provable, correct, or appropriate

Something that many people believe to be true, provable, correct, or appropriate

Something that many people believe to be untrue

The way readers can show that certain material came from the same source

The way you show your readers that certain material was all written by you

The way you show your readers that certain material came from another source

The way you show your readers that certain material was all written by Ms. Harllee's Grandma

An article in a newspaper that expresses the writer's opinion on a subject of particular interest at the present time

An article in a newspaper that expresses the popular opinion on a subject of particular interest at the present time

An article in a newspaper that expresses the reader's opinion on a subject of particular interest at the present time

An article in a newspaper that expresses only facts and logical reasons.