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refers to a tone that is obviously influenced by the author's feelings and emotions. (pg. 268 Springboard)

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refers to a tone that is more clinical and that is not influenced by emotion. (pg. 268 Springboard)

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is a voice or mask that an author, speaker, or performer assumes for a particular purpose. (pg. 259 Springboard)

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denounces, sometimes harshly, human vice and error in dignified and solemn tones. (pg. 258 Springboard

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pokes fun at human foibles and folly with a witty, gentle, and even indulgent tone. (pg. 258 Springboard)

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is a manner of writing that mixes a critical attitude with wit and humor in an effort to improve humankind and human institutions. Editorial cartoons are often rather satirical. (pg. 258 Springboard)

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are rhetorical devices used to present the subject in a biased way, either positively or negatively. (pg 224 Springboard)

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is the reasoning used to disprove and opposing point. (pg. 212 Springboard)

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is an admission to an argument that the opposing side has valid points. (pg. 212 Springboard)

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is the group who may also receive the message or influence the target audience. (pg. 207 Springboard)

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is the intended group for which a work is designed to appeal or reach. (pg. 207 Springboard)

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is an exaggeration or other distortion of characteristics to the point of making a person or group appear ridiculous. (pg. 259 Springboard)

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an imitation of another's work with the idea of ridiculing the author, his or her ideas, or the work itself. (pg. 259 Springboard)

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are false or misleading arguments (pg. 247 Springboard)

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is an article in a newspaper or magazine expressing the opinion of its editor or publisher. (pg. 226 Springboard)

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is a slanted attitude of either preferring or disliking something. (pg. 217 Springboard)

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is the specific facts, examples, and other details used to support the reasoning. (pg. 208 Springboard)

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is the thinking or logic used to make a claim in an argument. (pg. 208 Springboard)