Question

Drag and drop the terms with the descriptions.


involves thinking critically about a work and evaluating it on a deeper level

emphasizes the speaker's credibility or reliability

uses evidence and reasoning to appeal to the audience's logic

uses language to affect the audience's emotions

the central idea developed throughout a text and supported with specific details

examines a work's strengths and weaknesses and expresses an opinion about the work

discusses facts or explains the author's view of a topic

instructs a reader how to perform a task or complete a process

method an author uses to affect an audience

a personal belief supported by reasons and evidence
Choices
controlling idea
procedural text
analysis
appeal to ethos
substantiated opinion
rhetorical appeals
appeal to logos
appeal to pathos
critique
expository text

Answer 1

Here are the terms matched with their corresponding descriptions:

1. **involves thinking critically about a work and evaluating it on a deeper level** - **analysis**

2. **emphasizes the speaker's credibility or reliability** - **appeal to ethos**

3. **uses evidence and reasoning to appeal to the audience's logic** - **appeal to logos**

4. **uses language to affect the audience's emotions** - **appeal to pathos**

5. **the central idea developed throughout a text and supported with specific details** - **controlling idea**

6. **examines a work's strengths and weaknesses and expresses an opinion about the work** - **critique**

7. **discusses facts or explains the author's view of a topic** - **expository text**

8. **instructs a reader how to perform a task or complete a process** - **procedural text**

9. **method an author uses to affect an audience** - **rhetorical appeals**

10. **a personal belief supported by reasons and evidence** - **substantiated opinion**