AP Language: Arrangement Flashcards

3675663122	3 main types of logic for arranging your ideas	Deductive, Toulmin, Inductive	0
3675798073	What are the two hooks a writer should never use	Definition or since the beginning of Time	1
3675798074	What are the parts of a three-part essay?	Intro, body, and conclusion	2
3675798075	What is our class metaphor for the intro?	Build a bridge between your audience and what you want to say. Spark their interest.	3
3675665151	What are the two main categories of evidence	Firsthand and secondhand	4
3675798076	What is a claim?	A statement that a reasonable person can disagree with because that statement is arguable	5
3675798077	Define Bathos	Bad pathos; an overuse of pathos	6
3675798078	An example of inductive logic is:	Needs a lot of instances and draw conclusion from that data	7
3675798079	The three types of first-hand evidence	Personal experience, Anecdote and current events	8
3675798080	What is the purpose of a hook?	To turn the reader from a hostile to sympathetic reader	9
3675798081	What is the concept that humans use to mediate?	Ornament at the joint	10
3675798082	Why are transitions important?	Ties your sections together, helps you know what you're doing, demonstrates to your audience ethos, demonstrate style by using words appropriately	11
3675798083	Six types of intros	Analogical, corrective, illustrative, indirect, inquisitive, paradoxical	12
3675798084	Six parts of a classical oration	Exordium, narratio, partitio, refutatio, confirmatio, conclusion	13
3675798085	What are the 4 1/2 types of outlining?	Topic outlining, topic sentence outlining, boxing, question based, reverse	14
3684667983	What is a rogerian argument?	You accept the counter argument and listen to the opponent	15
3675798086	What is an enthymeme?	Syllogism with a premise missing	16
3675798087	Example of a value claim	Softball is better than soccer	17
3675798088	Example of a policy claim	We should get rid of our uniforms	18
3675798089	Three main types of thesis statements?	Counter argument, open ended, close ended	19
3675798090	What does STAR stand for?	Sufficiency, typicality, accuracy, relevancy	20
3675798091	Name a logical fallacy and what it is	Ad hominem - attacking the man and not the argument	21
3675798092	Three main jobs of an introduction?	Hooker reader, states thesis, provide background/focus to the thesis	22
3675798093	What is an example of a good conclusion?	Spiral - have a new perspective	23
3675798094	Example of deductive reasoning	All dogs are red, mr ramquist hates the colour red, mr ramquist hates dogs	24
3675798095	What are the five canons of rhetoric in a order?	Invention, arrangement, style, memory, delivery	25
3675798096	What is an implicit claim?	A claim that is understood without being said, it's inferred by the audience. (body language/images)	26
3675798097	What is an explicit claim?	Bluntly stated claim, direct and straightforward	27
3675798098	3 types of second hand evidence?	Quantitative, history, expert opinion	28
3675798099	4 types of claims	Policy, cause, value, definition	29
3675798100	Example of a cause claim	She failed her test because she didn't study	30
3675798101	Examples of a definition claim	Marriage is for man and a woman	31
3684648599	What provides the rational for the warrant?	The backing	32
3684654479	What is star used for?	Testing the strength of an argument	33