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Delimiter between question and answer:

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  • Each line maps to a question.
  • If the delimiter is used in a question, the question should be surrounded by double quotes: "My, question","My, answer"
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a story that can be used as evidence
 
anecdote
 
credible
 
bias
 
thesis
an appeal to ethics, credibility
 
ethos
 
pathos
 
logos
 
kairos
an appeal to emotion
 
pathos
 
ethos
 
kairos
 
logos
an appeal to logic
 
logos
 
pathos
 
ethos
 
kairos
a response to a counterargument
 
rebuttal
 
thesis
 
bias
 
ethos
an argument for the opposition; an idea AGAINST the presented claim
counterargument
disprove
 
refute
 
counterargument
 
thesis
 
logos
an idea or feeling that is associated with a word beyond its literal meaning
 
connotation
 
denotation
 
bias
 
faulty reasoning
the author's attitude toward the topic expressed through the way they write
tone
a statement that includes the author's claim and a brief introduction to the supporting arguments; usually 1 sentence
thesis
an illogical jump in thought
faulty reasoning
details used to back and develop an argument
evidence
a statement used to support the claim
supporting argument
what the author is wants the audience to do or believe
claim
What does CCR stand for?
Current, Credible, Relevant
The main idea of a text is called its...
Central Idea
to shorten a text by identifying the main ideas and most important details
summarize
a program that allows users to enter keywords to find items in a database
search engine
on topic; related
relevant
writing down exactly what someone said or wrote and marking it with quotation marks
quote
the person or organization responsible for sharing something
publisher
the perspective from which a text is written
point of view
to use someone else's ideas or words without permission or giving them credit
plagiarism
to put information into your own words
paraphrase
an individual's personal view or perspective on something
opinion
a piece of evidence that can be proven true or false
fact
up to date; timely
current
trustworthy; reliable
credible
giving credit to the source of information
citation
a prejudice for or against something
bias


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