English Final

The needs and concerns for the audience. It appeals to audience needs, interests, emotions, logic, and wants

Logical appeal through arguement, evidence, and expert opinion. (data, claim, warrant)

Personality/Image, reputation, character of speaker. The true feeling you get by the way you write. (Trusting)

materials showna nd facts given by the speaker

Words providing a transition or "mental jump" from data to claim

Conclusion of an argument. It's something the writer wants the audience to believe

Materials shown and facts given by the speaker

Word or statement added to the claim to limit or specify it

Word showing the degree of impact that the speaker intends the claim to have

• Specific ===> General.
• Begins with specific facts or instant. It goes from specific facts to generaliztion
• *Be able to identify

• General ===> Specific.
• Begins with a geveral statement to a specific. It has words like most, all or 90%.
• *Be able to identify

• 1. Major Premise: the general statement
• 2. Minor Premise: provable specific fact
• 3. Conclusion:
• *Be able to do this

A comparison. You can never prove anything from it. You only make points with it. The more points, the better the analogy is.

• "post hoc, ergo propter hoc"
• after this, because of this

Point is closely related to what you are trying to prove