english vocab

1. forming conclusions based on evidence
3. a reason why a counterargument is wrong.
5. a statement that is false because it is based on an error in reasoning
7. something that is represented through the text, as in a metaphor
10. correspondence of sound between words or the endings of words, especially when these are used at the ends of lines of poetry.
12. an agreement
16. facts or reasoning offered to support a position as being true.
17. to expand on or add information or detail about a point and thus to develop the point more fully.
18. a writers statement or position or opinion about a topic.
19. information that supports a claim
20. a writer's choice of words.

2. a manner of writing that mocks social conventions, actions, or attitudes with wit and humor
4. the exact meaning of something. the opposite of figurative meaning.
6. The efforts to persuade an audience that a certain concept is true by directing statements toward reasoning or logic, character, or senses and emotions
8. the characterizes the intent, tone, or attitude, conveyed by the words.
9. the attitude of the author towards the topic as expressed through word choice and syntax.
11. the arguments that can be made to oppose a view point
13. the act of combining ideas from different sources to create, express or support a new idea
14. a group of lines forming the basic recurring metrical unit in a poem
15. a conclusion about something that is not directly stated, can be induced or inferred from known information