Planning the essay Vocab

4. A question which is phrased as a statement, outlining a situation to be described or explored.
5. A question which is phrased as a command, asking the reader to do something specific.
7. to set out
8. The words which contain the command or commands to which the reader should respond.
11. A specific situation suitable for further study which arises from one of the topics.
12. describing a words usage and ordinary language.
14. helping the reader understand what is being described
16. The quality of having a range of meaning which cannot be reduced to one or more specific meanings
17. The analysis and evaluation of arguments and evidence in individual sources.

1. A question framed as a question, requiring an answer where a number of alternative answers usually exist.
2. narrow down the possible range of things something could be
3. based on specialist knowledge
6. Consciously considering the choices we have made.
9. A word starting a question, such as, what, how, is, should, or can, which controls the type of question which is asked and the range of possible responses
10. The organization of sources into perspectives.
13. Ways of approaching an issue
15. The existence of several different specific meanings for a single term