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Glossary
Bias
an attitude that always favors one way of feeling or acting over any other
Bibliography
a list of writings about a subject or author
or by an author
Brainstorm
a technique used to solve problems and encourage creativity
in which members of a group share their ideas about a subject
Cite
to quote as an example, authority, or proof
Confirm
to make sure of the truth of
Draft
Each page of text should have your
name and a page number at the top right in the header.
Evaluate
to decide the value or worth of after study
Fact
1 : a thing done; especially : CRIME 1 <accessory after the fact>
2 : the quality of being actual
3 a : something that actually exists or occurs <space travel is now
a fact> b : an occurrence, quality, or relation that can be experienced
or inferred <a number fact> c : a piece of information about a fact
<a book filled with facts>
Format
the general organization or arrangement of something
Opinion
1 : a belief based on experience and on seeing certain facts but falling
short of positive knowledge
2 : a judgment about a person or thing <a high opinion of themselves>
3 : a statement by an expert after careful study <you better get an
opinion from a lawyer>
Quote
1 : to repeat (someone else's words) exactly <quote Shakespeare>
2 : to give as an example
3 : to set off written material by quotation marks
Research
1 : careful study and investigation for the purpose of discovering and
explaining new knowledge
2 : the collecting of information about a subject
Subtopic
a topic (as in a composition) that is a division of a main topic
Thesis
a statement put forth for discussion or proof
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