Reading Persuasive Writing
-Noting the Logos, Pathos, Ethos
Vocabulary
1.
evident-easily
seen; clear. Her happiness was evident to all.
2.
expand-to
make larger or wider. The supermarket expanded its parking lot.
3.
expose-to
show something that you usually cannot see. We pulled up the carpet and exposed
the wood floor.
4.
external-of
the outside or outer part. He cleaned only the external surfaces of the oven.
5.
feasible-capable
of being done, carried out, or brought about; possible. The project seemed
quite feasible when they started, but they soon ran into an obstacle. Finishing
by March is a feasible objective in our opinion.
6.
fluctuate-to
vary or change irregularly; rise and fall. The price of gold continually
fluctuates. My appetite fluctuates; some days I'm hungry all the time and other
days I don't feel like eating at all.
7.
focus-the
area of greatest attention or activity. The focus of the report was changes in
the economy.
8.
formulate-to
state in precise or systematic terms.
9.
function-the
purpose for which an object or a person is used. The function of a police
officer is to keep the peace. The function of scissors is to cut things.
10.
generate-to
bring into being or to produce. The human body generates heat.
11.
guarantee-a
promise that something you have bought will work well. If it does not, the
store must either repair it or give you a new one. There is a two year
guarantee on my new computer.
12.
hypothesis-a
prediction or educated guess that can be tested and can be used to guide
further study. This chapter explains scientists' new hypothesis about the birth
of stars.
Tuesday
Researching your argument: Should Cell phones be used more or less in schools?
Wednesday
Plan your argument
Thursday
Create your argument and cite your sources
Pep Rally:
Pep Rally:
Friday
Finish your argument
Vocab Review
Text Structure Review
Vocab Review
Text Structure Review
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