
Metacommentary
Quiz by Trey Cobb
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- Q1Who is NOT a part of the They SayExerptsClaims from public figuresYouPeers30s
- Q2What is a Nay sayerSomeone who agrees with youExpert on the opposing side of your topicYour audience30s
- Q3Why should you include the opposing side into your own argument?All of the AboveMakes you look more confident in your argumentAdds credibility to your paperLets reader know where you stand30s
- Q4What are pointing words?Who, What, When WhereAnd, Or, With, includingHow, Why, WellThis, That, These, Those30s
- Q5It is okay to blend "Everyday Speak" into academic WritingTrueFalse30s
- Q6What are Voice markersThe stance that experts have on a topicWords that distinguish between perspectives and to whether the idea being expressed is the author's or "they say".Your audiences "voice" or opinion after reading your paper and forming an opinionFitting your response in with the flow of your essay30s
- Q7Why is it important to show your audience why they should careSo they lose interestSo they can have a better understanding of your topicthey shouldn't. It doesn't matter30s
- Q8What is the name of the strategy when someone posting an argument states the loopholes and issues in their argument before an opponent can?Twist itCounter argumentObjectionPreemptive Strike30s
- Q9Which is NOT a reason to plant a naysayer into your essay?To strengthen your argumentTo show confidence in your opinionTo not appear close mindedTo prove the naysayer is right30s