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Sensory Imagery
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Sensory Imagery
Language that evokes images and triggers memories of of sight, sound, touch, taste, and smell.
Example:
An argument saying that because other people are doing something, you should too.
Exampe: A commercial telling you to drink Mountain Dew because EVERYONE drinks Mountain Dew
Media
The various methods of communicating information.
Example: Newspapers and television are both forms of media.
Textual evidence
Supporting statement with information from text.
Example: You are using textual evidence when you write the paragraph number where you found your answer next to each question on a test.
Logical Fallacy
Factual Claim
False Premise
Way of supporting facts that are not logically sound.
Example: It is a logical fallacy if your friend claims that Bieber is the best singer because he has the best hairstyle.
An error in deductive reasoning that is based on a hasty generalization.
Example: Believing that someone with blond hair is dumb, because you think all blondes are dumb.
A claim that something is true; a claim that evidence is being presented.
Genre
A kind of literary or artistic work.
Example: The Tell-Tale Heart by Edgar Allan Poe is from the horror genre.
Myth
Assumption
A traditional story about gods, ancestors, or heroes, told to explain the natural world or the customs of a society.
Example: The Clash of the Titans is myth about the Greek gods.
A belief or statement taken for granted without proof.
Example: If your cell phone disappears then you might have the assumption that someone stole it.