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| gives information on where to buy product and urges you to buy it |
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| makes graphics more interesting |
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| a word's additional meaning; usually the emotion associated with a word's meaning |
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| a preference for one side |
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| first sentence of an opening paragraph |
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| means through which a message is communicated |
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| makes your composition smooth and easy to understand |
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| arranged in the order they occur |
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| presents details according to their location in space |
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| groups related details together |
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| arranges details from least to most important or vice versa |
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| topic around which the entire paper or essay is organized |
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| interesting statement or piece or information that grabs the reader's attention in an essay |
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| using words that appeal to one or more senses |
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| illustrations of a general idea |
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| writing that reveals information or explains a topic |
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| writing that tells a story |
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| writing that deals with senses |
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| writing that persuades someone to do something |
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| a main idea that is not directly stated; you must use clues to identify it |
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| the reason for writing a particular essay |
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| story about a life perspective |
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| when characters are talking |
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| takes reader's attention away from the main idea |
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| helps the reader focus on the main idea |
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| someone's belief about something |
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| getting a reader's emotions involved |
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| using reasons or evidence to support an opinion |
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| answers the question why about an opinion statement |
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| a subject in which people disagree |
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| a statement that can be proven true |
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| a brief story that illustrates a general idea |
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| the opinion of an authority on a subject |
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| comparing two things that are seemingly unlike |
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| a subject that comes in too late |
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| a catchy saying that expresses the main idea of the advertisement |
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| people who are supposed to view a particular appeal |
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| urges you to believe something because everyone else believes it |
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| appeals that use famous people to endorse products |
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| appeals to a person's desire for social or intellectual superiority |
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| states that ordinary people do it |
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| tells an experience in one's life; it can be made up |
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| main or most important idea of a paragraph |
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| group of people to whom a media message is presented |
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| the most important focus of the passage |
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