Eng II H Semester 2 Term Review

A standardized style for writing and citing sources in research papers. Includes double spacing, 12-point Times New Roman font, 1-inch margins, and in-text citations.

• MLA Formatting

• APA Formatting

• Chicago Style

• Harvard Referencing

A logical, reasoned way of demonstrating that the writer's position is valid.

• Argument

• Opinion

• Narrative

• Summary

A statement that asserts a point, belief, or truth the writer intends to prove.

• Claim

• Evidence

• Counterargument

• Rebuttal

An opposing viewpoint to the writer’s claim, presented to show multiple sides and strengthen the writer’s argument by addressing it.

• Counterclaim

• Thesis

• Evidence

• Conclusion

Facts, examples, statistics, or quotes used to support a claim.

• Evidence

• Opinion

• Prediction

• Assumption

An explanation of how the evidence supports the claim; demonstrates logical connections.

• Reasoning

• Prediction

• Summary

• Observation

Fairly presenting multiple perspectives or developing all parts of an argument evenly.

• Balance

• Bias

• Distortion

• Exaggeration

An engaging opening sentence meant to capture the reader's attention.

• Hook

• Summary

• Thesis Statement

• Conclusion

Sentences that connect the hook to the thesis and provide necessary context.

• Bridge

• Conclusion

• Topic Sentence

• Counterclaim

A brief overview of the topic or text being discussed.

• Summary
• Evidence

• Topic Sentence

• Bridge