1) Argumentative Essay 55) Discrimination Against Women 83) •Clarify your position

2) Introduction 56) Republic Act 7610 •Find support for your position
3) Body 57) Modern Language Association •Identify your audience
4) Conclusion (MLA) •Decide how to present your
5) •presents and explains the issue or 58) Pampinea arguments
case 59) Fiammetta •Consider how to captivate your
•gives reasons and supports these 60) Filomena listeners’ attention
reasons to prove its point 61) Emilia 84) •Use your voice effectively
•refutes (proves wrong) opposing 62) Elissa •Maintain eye contact
arguments. 63) Ten •Incorporate gestures and facial
6) Aggressive Driving 64) G. H. McWilliam expressions
7) Question of Fact 65) Prudence, Justice, Temperance, and •Use visual aids
8) Question of Value Fortitude 85) •Revising Your Speech
9) Question of Policy 66) Giovanni Boccaccio •Polishing Your Speech
10) •Just the (dictionary) facts 67) Faith, Hope, and Love •Delivering Your Speech
•Avoid complicated terms; 68) Neifile 86) Victor Hugo
•Avoid specific terms 69) Lauretta 87) Analogy
•Avoid circularity 70) Panfilo 88) Comparison-Contrast
•Make it simple 71) Filostrato 89) Definition
11) Intonation 72) Dioneo 90) Analysis
12) Juncture 73) Day
13) Stress 74) Jesse M. Robredo
14) Pitch 75) •Follow traffic rules. Follow the law.
15) Timing •Always ask for an official receipt or
16) Significance OR.
17) Proximity •Don’t buy smuggled goods. Buy
18) Prominence local. Buy Filipino.
19) Human Interest •Speak positively about us and our
20) •Attention-getting headline country.
•A strong lead •Respect your traffic officer,
•Use of quotes policeman & other public servants.
•Real facts •Throw your garbage properly.
•A strong summary Segregate. Recycle. Conserve.
•Organization of the news •Support your church.
21) Disciplinarian; Consoler •During elections, do your solemn
22) Area of Finances duty
23) Inevitable rivalry that occurs •Pay your employees well.
between siblings •Pay your taxes.
24) •Introduction; •Adopt a scholar or a poor child.
•Names of People; •Be a good parent. Teach your kids
•Speak clearly; to love our country.
•Important words; 76) Atty. Alexander Lacson
•Normal Voice; 77) • There are two sides in this format:
•Be Natural; the affirmative and the negative.
•Have fun; • The affirmative proves the validity
•Practice in the camera and of the issue or topic called the
microphone proposition while the negative
25) Opportunists disproves it.
26) Laws of Dante’s Hell • Each team has two speakers and
27) Acheron one scribe.
28) Charon • A debate moderator enforces the
29) Pope Celestine V rules to ensure the debate’s smooth
30) Inferno, Purgatorio, and Paradiso conduct.
31) Primordial 78) •Avoid repetition
32) Coil •Avoid passing ships.
33) Omnipotence •Avoid reading evidence only
34) Blaspheme •Avoid rereading evidence that has
35) Throng already been read in constructives.
36) Lamentation •Avoid “lumping and dumping.”
37) Scourge •Be organized
38) Retrograde •Don’t be a blabbering
39) Reason, Ethics, and Emotion motormouth.
40) Claim; Reasons; Evidence •Don’t whine to the judge about
41) Introduction fairness or what the other team
42) Stating the Case might have done that you think is
43) Proposition unethical.
44) Refutation •Don’t make new arguments.
45) Substantiation and Proof •Use signposting.
46) Conclusion •Use issue packages.
47) Invisibility •Cross-apply arguments.
48) Stereotyping 79) Alexander Dumas
49) Imbalance and Selectivity 80) Albert Camus
50) Unreality 81) Argumentative piece of writing
51) Fragmentation and Isolation 82) Argumentative essays
52) Linguistic Bias
53) Cosmetic Bias
54) Republic Act 9710 /Magna Carta for
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1. __ tries to change the reader’s mind by
convincing the reader to agree with the
writer’s point of view.
2. __ introduces the problem and gives the
background information needed for the
argument and the thesis statement.
3. __ It contains the reasons. Each paragraph
talks about one reason. The reason is included
in the topic sentence and is supported by
details or materials. These supporting
materials can be examples, statistics, personal
experiences, or quotations.
4. __ restates the main claim and gives one or
two general statements which exactly
summarize the arguments and support the
main premise.
5. __ (3) Characteristics of the
Argumentative Essay.
6. __ The National Highway Traffic Safety
Council (NHTSC) defines __ as the “operation
of a motor vehicle in a manner that endangers
or is likely to endanger persons or property.”
7. __ are those which ask you to answer
whether or not something is. These questions
are always answered with either “Yes” or
“No” and then you must construct paragraphs
to support the facts.
8. __ address the relative merit (goodness or
badness) of something. Here you are usually
asked to choose between things, ideas,
beliefs, or actions and explain why you did so.
9. __ ask the writer to explain what they
would do.
10. __ (5) The basic guidelines to follow when
writing a definition.
11. __ the sound changes produced by the
rise and fall of the voice when speaking,
especially when this has an effect on the
meaning of what is said
12. __ the manner in which words come
together and a connection is made
13. __ accent, the relative prominence of a
syllable or musical note
14. __ the property of sound with variation in
frequency of vibration
15. __ If it happened today, it’s news, if it
happened last week, it’s not; with 24-hour
news access, “breaking” news is important.
16. __ How many people are affected?
17. __ The closer a story hits home, the more
newsworthy it is.
18. __ When famous people are affected, the
story matters
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19. __ Because these stories are based on
emotional appeal, they are meant to be
amusing or to generate empathy or other
emotions. They often appear in special
sections of the newspaper or at the end of the
newscast as a “feel good” story or to draw
attention to something particularly amusing,
quirky, or off-beat.
20. __ (6) Key Components of a Good News
Story.
21. If one parent acts as the __, the other
parent typically becomes the __ to whom the
children turn - this often pits one parent
against the other.
22. __ One Major source of a family conflicts
is.
23. __ Another cause of family conflict is.
24. __ (8) Tips on Presenting your News.
25. __ souls who in life were neither for
good nor evil but only for themselves.
26. __ the law of symbolic retribution.
27. __ the first of the rivers of Hell.
28. __ newly arrived souls of the damned
gather and wait for monster called _ to ferry
them over to punishment.
29. __ Dante recognizes several, like _, but
without delaying to speak to any of these
souls,
30. __ (3) Stages of Divine Comedy.
31. __ existing from the beginning
32. __ a series of loops; spiral
33. __ an agency or force of unlimited power
34. __ to speak of or address with irreverence
35. __ to crowd together in great numbers.
36. __ a crying out in grief.
37. __ to beat as if by blows of a whip.
38. __ being or relating to the rotation of a
satellite in a direction opposite to that of the
body orbited.
39. __ (3) fundamental types of appeal in
presenting an argument
40. __ (3) Basic Components of an Argument
41. __ Give the context and background of the
issue.
42. __ Give any necessary background for
understanding the issues. Define important
terms or conditions here.
43. __ Be sure that it's hook presents an issue
that is open to debate. Present the subtopics
or supportive points to forecast your
argument for your reader.
44. __ Analyzing the opposition’s argument
and summarizing it; refute or address the
points; point out faulty reasoning and
inappropriate appeals.
45. __ Present and develop the case. Carefully
plans disclosure; avoid logical fallacies. Relies
primarily on reasoning for the appeal and use
of emotional appeals.
46. __ Conclude with conviction.
47. __ What You Don’t See Makes a Lasting
Impression
48. __ Shortcuts to Bigotry
49. __ A Tale Half Told
50. __ Rose Coloured Glasses
51. __ The Parts Are Less than the Whole
52. __ Words Count
53. __ “Shiny” covers
54. __ What Act that states to affirm the role
of women in nation building and to ensure
the substantive equality of women and men.
55. __ refers to any gender-based distinction,
exclusion, or restriction which has the effect
or purpose of impairing or nullifying the
recognition, enjoyment, or exercise by
women, irrespective of their marital status,
on a basis of equality of men and women and
etc.
56. __ Also known as Special Protection of
Children Against Abuse, Exploitation and
Discrimination Act.
57. __ most commonly used to write papers
and cite sources within the liberal arts and
humanities.
58. __ full of vigor (Prudence)
59. __ little flame (Temperance)
60. __ the beloved, or lover of song
(Fortitude)
61. __ she who allures (Faith)
62. __ an Italian variant of Dido (Hope)
63. __ meaning of déka
64. __ known as the translator of Decameron
65. __ In Decameron women probably
represent the (4) cardinal virtues which are
the _.
66. __ Author of the novel entitled
"Decameron"
67. __ (3) theological virtues
68. __ newly enamored, possibly a reference
to the dolce stil novo and Dante (Love)
69. __ a diminutive of Petrach’s Laura (Justice)
70. __ all-loving (Reason)
71. __ defeated by love (Anger)

72. __ an italianized version of Dionysus (Lust)

73. __ meaning of hēméra

74. __ Speaker of the "FOLLOW YOUR HEART;

PURSUE YOUR DREAM "

75. __ The 12 Little Things We Can Do For Our

Country

76. __ The one who wrote The 12 Little Things

We Can Do For Our Country Are Small Acts of
Patriotism

77. __ Format of Oxford-Oregon Debate

78. __ Other (12) helpful hints to help you

participate competently in a debate

79. __ Who wrote "THE THREE MUSKETEERS"

80. __ "THE PLAGUE" was written by who?

81. __ sometimes called persuasive writing

82. __ convey opinions that are proposed as

true and justifiable.

83. __ (5) Steps in Planning and Drafting Your

Speech

84. __ (4) Steps in Delivering a Speech

Effectively

85. __ Other (3) steps for your delivering your

speech.

86. __ Author of "THE HUNCHBACK OF NOTRE

DAME"

87. __ an assumption that two things similar

in one aspect are alike in another aspect.

88. __ This technique presents the similarities

and/or differences of two major concerns.

89. __ This technique gives a meaning or

several meanings to a concept that forms the
argument.

90. __ It’s a technique that takes a part from

the whole and scrutinizes it to prove the
point.