Research Vocabulary
Quiz by Audrea Phillips
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- Q1proves the arguement, may take the form of quotations, facts gathered from research, examples, or other informationevidence30s
- Q2Factual, related to reality or physical objects; not influenced by emotions, unbiasedobjective30s
- Q3based on or influenced by personal feelings, tastes, or opinionssubjective30s
- Q4A casual, friendly way of speaking that tries to connect with the audience.informal tone30s
- Q5words such as all, always, everyone, never, nobody, should, must, and people should be examined critically.generalizations30s
- Q6helps establish the writer's respect for the audience and suggests that the writer is serious about his or her topic, a more professional way to writeformal tone30s
- Q7devices that can sway you to adopt a position or take an actionrhetorical devices30s
- Q8an inclination for or against a particular opinion or viewpointbias30s
- Q9consists of words with strongly positive or negative connotations that are intended to influence the reader's attitudeloaded language30s
- Q10a misleading or false idea; mistaken reasoningfallacies30s
- Q11is a reference made within the body of text of an essay. The in-text citation alerts the reader to a source that you used (Phillips 45).in-text citations30s
- Q12Modern Language Association rules for creating research papersMLA format30s