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Definition: not influenced by personal feelings or opinions in considering facts. An example of objective is an actual tree, rather than a painting of a tree. Example: The safest thing for both of them was for him to keep his distance and remain objective.”

-Nicole

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Definition- an attempt to persuade the reader through appeal to emotions and morals.
Example- A Red Cross commercial that shows the aftermath of a hurricane just before asking viewers to donate money.

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Definition: leaning towards one thing compared to another
Example: red is sus because they are indeed, red.

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Rhetorical question: A question that isn't meant to be answered but to prove a point

-Shylen
Ex: If your friends jumped off a bridge would you?

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Perspective is the way that one looks at something.Example of perspective would be a farmers opinion about the lack of rain.   Selene

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Emotional appeal Definition- is a logical fallacy, whereby a debater attempts to win an argument by trying to get an emotional reaction from the opponent and audience

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Definition: A question asked to create a dramatic effect
Example:Can birds fly?

Sergio

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Rhetorical question

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Logan Mitchem Inference definition: A conclusion that is based off evidence and reasoning which would relate this to logos more than any other. An example for a inference would be like a mystery and you just solved it 🤬 doo style when that grown man says i would have gotten away with it if it wasn’t for you meddling kids

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Logan Mitchem Inference definition: A conclusion that is based off evidence and reasoning which would relate this to logos more than any other. An example for a inference would be like a mystery and you just solved it 🤬 doo style when that grown man says i would have gotten away with it if it wasn’t for you meddling kids

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Definition: A mistaken belief - especially
one based on an unsound
argument
Example: appeal to ignorance ; “since the students have no questions concerning the topics discussed in class, the students are ready for a test”

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Definition: the use of facts and evidence to persuade an audience

Example: the evidence used to prove innocence in a legal case

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Definition- a mistaken belief- especially one based on an unsound argument.
Example- An example could be being someone you’re not, because people would believe that you’re somebody else and it would be considered a mistaken belief. 🎭,  This emoji fits it because its “masking” over the true identity.
Association- It could be someone in a play, becoming someone they’re not, and to the audience they’d be considered somebody else (even though they actually know they’re not the character)

-Kaylee

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Definition: worthy of credit for something done.
Example: someone helps make a movie and they get credit for their part.

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Credible- Definition: believable or having sound basis in logic or fact.
Example- 🧾I chose the receipt because it shows proof. It would show proof that what the author was saying is trustworthy.
Associate: An author could cite their sources to show where their information came from and prove that what they are saying is true and should be trusted.

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Definition: a particular attitude toward or way of regarding something; a point of view.
Example: I picked an eye, because it represents how everyone sees things differently.
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Definition: Something based on facts rather than feelings or opinions.
Example: I picked the news  because it bases it’s report on the facts of the matter.
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Perspective-Definition: The way the narrator / speaker views things.
Example-point of view.
1st, 2nd, 3rd etc.

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Definition: In favor of one thing over the other in a way considered unfair.
Example: Favoring Disney as a company despite the company’s negative actions
Associate: In the book “the fifth wave” Cassie dislikes Evan because of his identity, because she’s been only shown negatives of people.

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Definition: attempting to persuade the reader via facts, statistics, and reasoning.
An example would be a company’s advertising, using facts from a certain thing to persuade the customer into buying.
-Meri Utley

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Definition: a question asked in order to create a dramatic effect or to make a point rather than to get an answer.
Example:

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Definition: an argument or set of reasons put forward to oppose an idea or theory developed in another argument
Example: My argument is about how dogs are better than cats because dogs are more social.
By: Gyselle Nunez
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Definition: The author’s reason for

writing a piece: persuade,

inform, entertain
Example: I picked the bullseye because it represents the author's target he/she is trying to hit with the piece that he/she wrote.
Associate: A text with a purpose would be On Writing by Stephen King, because his purpose is to tell the reader how he writes his books.