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opposing/disagreeing statements
Difference in opinion |
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| The writer’s reason, intent |
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| Main idea, unifying element of the story |
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| Statement of your opinion that is arguable/debatable |
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| Appeal to credibility, focuses attention on the writers or readers trustworthiness, using a person to sell a product, person expertise on a subject |
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| Something that is known to be true, can be proven |
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| Reading between the lines, hinting at something that is not stated |
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Logic,
means to appeal to the audiences sense of logic or reason |
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| A view or judgment not necessarily based on facts or knowledge |
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The act or fact of convincing someone,
using your skills to convince someone to think or do something |
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The appeal to emotion or feelings,
using feeling to persuade someone to think or do something |
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Proves a claim to be true
evidence from text to support an opinion
PROOF |
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forcing students to synthesize answers based on specific evidence, analyzing the text before inferring meaning,
Examining text to determine the meaning |
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The main idea
The subject matter, the TOPIC |
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