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In an argument this is the writer’s position on an issue or problem; may have more than one.
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The way a writer creates/develops characters.
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The side of an issue the author favors. Words with an extremely positive or negative connotation are a symbol.
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State of belief based on evidence, experience, and reasoning. Logically follows from the facts/statements on which it is based.
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Identifying the similarities and differences of two or more subjects. Can also be a way to organize writing.
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When you encounter unfamiliar words, you can use these to understand it; the words/phrases surrounding the unknown word provide hints to its meaning.
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Art of swaying other’s feelings/beliefs/actions; appeals to both the mind/emotions of readers.
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To examine something carefully and to judge its value/worth.
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