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~False Analogy
~Non Sequitur (does not follow)
~Either-Or
~Hasty Generalization (making assumptions based on limited data)
~False Authority
~Red Herring (getting off topic)
~Bandwagon Effect (everyone else thinks it so you should too)
~Slippery Slope (hasty cause & effect)
~Ad Hominem (personal attack)
~Straw Man (drama queen argument)

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Speaker
Occasion
Audience
Subject
Tone
(The rhetrical triangle on steroids)

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The difference between an essay that is effective in conveying their argument and an essay that is adequate, inadequate, or has little success

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Words or phrases that are not meant to be taken literally

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Identifying the claim, analyzing the context, then deciding whether or not it is arguable

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The literal meaning of a word (definition)

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Working through the process of creating an effective rhetorical analysis for a short piece of text. Rough draft #1, rough draft #2, peer edit and self evaluation, final draft, and rework.

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Advanced vocabulary to help improve our diction and make our arguments stronger

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The order of words in a sentence and their relationships to each other (length, type, punctuation)

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The way an author appeals to the reader's senses

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Short notes taken in the margins as you read a text (active reading)

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Refers to strategies we use to make an argument persuasive

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When to use an apostrophe and where (nine rules)

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AP level tone words and how to improve writing maturity through sophisticated diction

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Formal: uses sophisticated, often technical language

Informal: relaxed language often used in daily converstation

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Ethos: how the author establishes their credibility
Logos: how the author uses logic and factual evidence to support their claim
Pathos: how the author appeals to the audience's emotions to deepen the connection between them