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Transcript: Quibbles Myths John Winthrop Oral tradition and oral lore is cultural material and tradition transmitted orally from one generation to another. The messages or testimony are verbally transmitted in speech or song and may take the form, for example, of folktales, sayings, songs, or chants. Assertion Lady Madeline is Roderick ushers twin sister. Roderick and Madeline are the only two left living in the house. She suffers from a strange disease and dies. Gloom is the scary noise and the way things look within the stories like the sighs, moans, howls and the eerie sounds and the rusty buildings. Therefore the suspense that follows after those noises. For example in "Rappaccini's Daughter" The mansion is old and very gloomy. Your introduction is your first paragraph in your essay. the introduction always explains your prompt. It starts your paper off. Repent is admitting to your sins , for insistence in the Crucible when you repented you would spend an eternity in hell for it. (you must blame others for bewitching you) It's good because you wont be hanged Evidence supports the assertion or any topic sentence. You get your evidence from the sources that are handed to you. Then you embedded your evidence correctly. the hook is the first sentence of a introduction paragraph. The hook is what draws in the reader. The hook is usually interesting. a traditional story . one concerning the early history of a people or explaining some natural or social phenomenon, and typically involving supernatural beings or events. For example "The World on a Turtles back" the mother is pregnant with twins and one twin is born out of her armpit. Naked is without any clothing on. In the Crucible they were doing a ritual in the woods and some of the girls got naked. in Gothic literature, death is horrific because it is often not quite the end. This prevents the human wish for certainty. There is also the family of the dead who return in " The Fall of the House of Usher". Oral Tradition By: Nikki Hurla Hour: 5 Universal principles are more important than individual traits. In native american literature there is not much attempt to characterize to the charters in the story. Universal principles are what make the story into a moral lesson. Values Confessions Hook Puritan Evidence Puritans is a type of religion that was attempt to "purify" the church of England in the 1600s because they did not approve of the church. Puritans were punished severely for their heretical ideas. Puritans were not allowed to dance. Execution is getting forced to your death. In the Crucible many were executed for telling the truth. Values are what supports and validates a creation myth. Values guide people though the trials of life. Value can also be thought of as morals. Folktales Suspense Thesis is your last sentence in your introduction paragraph. Your thesis answers the prompt and it your opinion Assertion is the first sentence of your body paragraph. The assertion states the main point you will be discussing in your body paragraph. This is also known as a topic sentence or claim. Universal Principles During the Crucible, confessions played a big role in life or death. If you confessed to witchcraft, you would sit in jail and be judged for the rest of your life, but if you didn't confess to witchcraft you would be hung. ' I'd have you see some honesty in it. Let them that never lied die now to keep their souls" (P. 204). ABC Book the term, taken from Matthew 5:14-16 was coined by John Winthrop, the governor of the puritan community in the Massachusetts Bay Colony. The concept reflects their belief that god had put aside this piece of land for them to serve as an example to others. Introduction Background information provides explanation of the topic you are discussing that will lead into your evidence. The Background information also shows your knowledge of the topic. the background information is not only provided in your introduction paragraph, but also in your body paragraphs. Repent eXecution Suspense is a feeling of curiosity, anxiety, or uncertainty,or uncertainty about the outcome of events. Suspense is an emotional process. Suspense is created though the setting Witch craft is the practice of magic. In the crucible many people are falsely accused with witch craft. They were sentenced to be hung to death Lady Madeline A folktale is a story or a legend forming a part of an oral tradition. It also has many beliefs and myths and usually involves a trickster. For insentience in "Coyote and The Buffalo" The coyote was always tricking the Buffalo. Thesis Gloom Background information! An evasion of the point of an argument by raising irrelevant distractions or objections. For insistence when Abigail and John were fighting in the wood John told Abigail to stay away and she threatened him by saying she saw Elizabeth in her dreams Witch craft Death Naked

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Transcript: Plain Folks A bandwagon is a technique that makes the viewer want to go to the current best which is why this is an example because the seahawks won the superbowl that year advertising terms and techniques The advertisement is an example of card stacking because because it is showing how verizon is better while stating that verizon is. Card Staking Transfer Testimonials This image is an example of a transfer because its connecting america's symbol which is a bald eagle and a solar train which is going forwards. Assertion is a declarative statement that doesn't use explanations. The reason why this image is an example of assertion is because the quote "So easy a caveman could do it" is not explained. A Plain Folks argument is one in which the speaker presents him or herself as an Average Joe, a common person who can understand and empathize with a listener's concerns. Advertisment Terms A Glittering Generalities is an example that uses positive words to portray a positive effect towards the company. The reason why this image is an example is because it uses the phrase " An American Revolution" . Assertion Glittering Generalties A Testimonial advertisement uses a famous person to endorse their product. The reason why this is an example is because the minions are endorsing Orlando. Bandwagon By: John Cascone

Assertion-Evidence Model

Transcript: Explore some presentations: http://www.writing.engr.psu.edu/models.html Why use the assertion-evidence model? brings logic and critical thinking more effective Taken from: Google Images Taken from: Google Images © Rodolfo P. Buensuceso, Jr. (2013) Reason 1 Taken from: Google Images Goal Reason 3 more powerful Reason 2

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Transcript: Women rights The struggle that women have to face constantly. By Evelina Gmiterek Citations! Claim and Idea! Gender affects the way an individual would view a person because of their beliefs and opinion regarding a certain gender being positive to their mindset Women's Education Women Vote Rights: Claim and Idea! Women's Education Women Job Rights Women Vote Rights! "The first wave of feminism began in the latter half of the 19th century and stretched into the early 20th. First wave feminists focused on gaining women the right to vote as well as opportunities to participate in the public sphere, such as access to education." Women Vote Rights Women's Education! "Will you allow a female to offer a few remarks upon a subject that you must allow to be all important? I don't know that in any of your papers, you have said sufficient upon the education of females." Women's Education Women Job Rights! Women Job Rights "Evidence of this harshness erupted when labor unrest broke out among women textile workers in Pawtucket, Rhode Island, in 1824 and Lowell, Massachusetts, in 1834. The conditions that afflicted women—low wages and long hours—in Lowell in particular were indicative of the often harsh character of women's work outside the home." Citation! Citations! Matilda. "Letter in the Freedom's Journal by an Anonymous Enslaved Woman Supporting Women's Rights (1827)." Women in America, Primary Source Media, 1999. American Journey. Gale In Context: High School, link.gale.com/apps/doc/EJ2161000069/SUIC?u=lemo21048&sid=bookmark-SUIC&xid=4ecd1e78. Accessed 5 May 2022. "Women's Rights." Civil Rights in America, Primary Source Media, 1999. American Journey. Gale In Context: High School, link.gale.com/apps/doc/EJ2163000458/SUIC?u=lemo21048&sid=bookmark-SUIC&xid=e434653e. Accessed 5 May 2022. "Women's Rights Movement." American History, ABC-CLIO, 2022, americanhistory.abc-clio.com/Topics/Display/1187594?cid=41&sid=1187594. Accessed 5 May 2022. Women Job Rights Women's Education Women Job Rights Citations! Citations! CItations

Assertion - Evidence - Commentary

Transcript: Here's my assertion: This means providing CONTEXT. Context is: 1.) Lead-in/background information. 2.) A brief EXPLANATION of the topic you are discussing that will lead into your EVIDENCE! We made it to the HOLY GRAIL and wrote an entire paragraph! Next... include EVIDENCE! Some things to remember when it comes to EVIDENCE: Make sure the evidence you are including SUPPORTS your ASSERTION. Make sure it is EMBEDDED (integrated smoothly) into the text of the paper. Do NOT throw the quote in at the end of the paragraph! Here's my CONTEXT (added to my assertion): Justin Timberlake surpasses all other musical artists. COMMENTARY IS... Your comment, response, or explanation of how the evidence PROVES the assertion. It makes the connection between evidence and assertion. Do NOT restate the quote in your own words. (This is the most important part of the paragraph. It demonstrates YOUR critical thinking!) After you make an assertion... you EXPLAIN your assertion. The first sentence of your paragraph is called the ASSERTION. ASSERTION = TOPIC SENTENCE/REASON This sentence introduces YOUR main idea for the entire paragraph. - It also answers the question asked in the prompt. - This is YOUR viewpoint in regards to the prompt. - Make sure you avoid first person: "I think" or "I believe." Example Prompt: Who is the best music artist? Why? After your EVIDENCE... Unpack your evidence by providing COMMENTARY. Let's "rock your body" paragraphs! Lead into your quote! Here's my COMMENTARY added on: Now it's YOUR turn! Justin Timberlake surpasses all other musical artists. He is a pop singer that has won nine Grammy Awards as well as other prestigious music awards. Some musical critics regard him as "the songbird of our generation" (83). He has been able to bring millions of people together with his lyrics and blue eyes. When listening to his music, fans can cry or dance, but always sing along. Timberlake will continue to inspire young artists to pursue their dreams. Justin Timberlake surpasses all other musical artists. He is a pop singer that has won nine Grammy Awards as well as other prestigious music awards. Some musical critics regard him as "the songbird of our generation" (83). Assertion - Evidence - Commentary Here's my EVIDENCE (added to my assertion and context): Let's put on my suit and tie and start from the beginning.... Justin Timberlake surpasses all other musical artists. He is a pop singer that has won nine Grammy Awards as well as other prestigious music awards. This is the bulk of your paragraph!

Assertion

Transcript: The characters hope to be..."whales". Page 22 "A whale is someone who can lose a million dollars at cards-and not give a damn." Interview Reasons Why ..... No. This should NOT be in the Freshmen Math Class Summary: MIT school Card Counting Team Micky Rosa and Kevin Lewis Vegas; $$$$$$ Casino's suspicion Fisher and Martinez in Bahamas Creation of New Team Result Refutation Math is Missing: A lesson plan the students could relate to. Would you want students to relate to gambling? ESPN The Magazine's writer Bill Simmons specifically said in his book review: "This book made me want to gamble! Vegas! Vegas!" Quote: YOU CAN'T MAKE A LESSON PLAN FROM THIS! Should not be in cirriculum A relatable book should be used 21: Bringing Down The House By: Ben Mezrich Even though they get "backroomed" and become "dinosaurs"... THEY STILL GAMBLE TODAY Assertion -Using your knowledge for the wrong reason is acceptable. Chapter 4 "We're not cheating, all we're doing is using our MIT education to our advantage." -Lying is permissible when you're earning money. Chapter 11 "Kevin felt pathetic because he didn't have the nerve to tell his father about the money, but he knew his father would think he was lying to the government." -Relying on gambling is a sustainable way to live. Chapter 21"Kevin realized, Fisher and Martinez had nothing else besides their Vegas gambling lives, and they we're still doing better than him. Maybe it was time for Kevin to take some risks in his life." Recommendation Continued Themes Students Shouldn't Be Learning

Assertion

Transcript: Assertion a confident & forceful statement of fact or belief Ex: Oreos are the best cookies in the world! Assertion in Ad. Ex: "Telling a friend he looks great when he looks like hell can be based on a decision that the friend needs a compliment more than a frank opinon" (Ericsson 410). The Ways We Lie Ericsson explains the diffrent types of lies confidently as facts throughout her essay Ericsson uses "we" instead of "I" which makes the reader believe that she is just like her audience Assertion she's stating her opinon as a fact "The Ways We Lie"

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Transcript: Q:Quote Explanation: there's a long timeline and tree of the different types of books in Gothic literature. It has been continued through society today and is still very appreciated and studied. Witchcraft Explanation: she feared that she would be tried for witch craft so she played out a whole thing where she was being told what do by the devil. it kept her on the good side of the court. A:Assertion Explanation: hanging was the way of choice for punishment in this period of time. The salem witch trials was the main reason so many were killed in the crucible. It was all because of a bunch of lying also. P:Puritan Culture Quote:" please Mary! she is spreading her wings" (Miller). Explanation: You have to think of a good topic sentence or way to start it off. Make your thesis statement and briefly say what you'll be talking about in each paragraph. Quote: "influenced by colonist theology, which believed in a just almighty god" (google). Quote: I just came from the farm, the whole country's talking witch craft! they'll be calling us witches" (Miller). Yellow bird Quote: " a crucible is the pot that witches use to make their spells and do their bad things in. And today we use it to destroy and refine things" (notes). V:Visions Quote: " think of a subject and take it from a very broad meaning to more of a specific meaning" (notes). I:Indians Quote:" the study of family ancestries and histories" (dictionary.com). Explanation: you start off with the prompt and think of other sub topics to go with it. make a good outline and get all of your evidence laid out. its easier to do it that way then starting with nothing. Quote: "American writer, poet, and critic Edgar Allan Poe is most famous for his horror and mystery literature pieces" (biography.com). Explanation: puritans were some of the first settlers to come to America. They brought their beliefs, culture, traditions, and all. but they weren't the best of people because they believed they were better than the indians. H:How to write an intro Quote: "a narrative essay is a story written about a personal experience" (google). Quote: "Americas first great best selling author" (notes). Explanation: This was the what so many got accused of in this period of time. If you wanted someone dead or to get in trouble, you would accuse them of witch craft and they would most likely get sentenced to death for it. Explanation: this era put a lot of feelings and deep meaning into our world. It was a good way to get away from the horror of the world. Quote: " a confident and forceful statement of fact or belief" (google). Explanation: they were good spiritual people who shared their things and offered peace and the puritans just thought of them as savages and took advantage of them and what they had to offer. Quote:" Abigail feared witch craft severely so she acted like she was being targeted by the devil and blamed everyone else everyone else"( notes). E:Edgar Allan Poe Quote: "straight Gothic fiction was about love, sexuality, and reason" (notes). Explanation: The visions that Mary has are just something shes doing to get attention because shes so caught up with the girls and what they are doing. She thinks shes actually experiencing what shes pretending. Zealous C:Composing an essay Quote: " puritans and native americans had a culture conflict relation because of there difference in religion" (puritans and Quakers.com) Explanation: It has many elements that almost all Gothic lit books have.They are usually scary and suspenseful and books that you don't want to put down. They involve tragedy, death, horror, etc. Explanation: Any type of writing that explains a personal experience of yours. telling about your life and what you've overcome or just a small specific event. O:Old South Quote: " i want the light of god, i want the sweet love of Jesus, i saw the devil" (crucible). Quote: " Like to be passionate about something to the point of harm" (Mr. Darters email he sent me when i asked for help). Quote: " using figures of speech to be more effective, persuasive, and to make an impact" (literary device.com). Xenophobia F:Figurative Language T:The Cask of Amontillado Quote: "the plot of Gothic lit novels typically involve people, as well as ghosts or paranormal phenomena" (classic lit.about.com) Quote: " intro paragraph, 3 body paragraphs, and a conclusion paragraph, make an outline first" (notes). Explanation: she was a very successful early American author. she was also captured by indians and she wrote a successful novel about it. she represented them a Savage people. Explanation: They started condoning slavery while the rest of America was mostly civilized. They brought out a lot of bad in people and it spread high and far and we were seen as a racist country. N:Narrative Writing Quote: "state of feeling excited or anxious about what might happen" (google). Quote: " can you speak one minute without we land in hell again? i am sick of hell" (Miller). J:John Proctor Explanation:

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