Digital Literacy Review

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Across
  1. 4. when two people or teams argue about a specific claim and back it up with evidence to try and prove the other side wrong
  2. 5. something that can be proven true
  3. 7. something that can not be proven with facts; it is how someone feels about a topic
  4. 9. a place where you put all of your full MLA citations
  5. 13. to put someone else's words into your own words
  6. 14. a persuasive strategy using logic, statistics, and facts
  7. 16. a persuasive strategy using a person's ethics and morals
  8. 17. when you explain what the quote means in your own words
Down
  1. 1. the feeling you get when you read something
  2. 2. when you copy and paste something from an article without changing any words
  3. 3. during a debate, one team disproves one of the other teams' arguments
  4. 6. credit given to a person or article when quoting or paraphrasing
  5. 8. the author sets this through the setting, characters, and events
  6. 10. favoring one side over another
  7. 11. a persuasive strategy using emotions
  8. 12. your claim statement with three reasons
  9. 15. when you copy someone else's work and do not give them credit