Unit 6 Lesson 7 New Frontiers (Writing)

These flashcards cover vocabulary and concepts related to persuasive writing techniques and lesson objectives.

Persuasive Writing

A form of writing that aims to convince the reader to accept a particular point of view.

Counter argument

An argument made to oppose another argument, often presented in persuasive writing.

Conceding

Admitting that something is true, especially after initially denying it.

Arguing

Stating reasons in support of or against something under consideration.

Support

To provide evidence or reasons for an argument to persuade others.

Valid Point

A reasonable argument or statement that is logically sound.

Transition Words

Words or phrases used to link ideas and create cohesion in writing.

Evidence

Facts or information presented to support an argument or claim.

Opinion

A personal belief or judgment that is not necessarily based on fact or knowledge.

Thesis Statement

A clear statement of one's argument or position on a topic in persuasive writing.

Audience

The group of people the writer is trying to persuade or reach with their writing.

Logical Structure

The organization of ideas and arguments in a coherent and reasoned manner.

Revision

The process of reviewing and improving writing before final submission.

Assessment Criteria

Standards or guidelines used to measure and evaluate the quality of writing.

Drafting

The act of composing the first version of a piece of writing.

Introduction

The opening section of a persuasive essay that presents the topic and the writer's viewpoint.

Conclusion

The final section of a piece of writing that summarizes the main points and reinforces the writer's argument.