Please THOUROUGHLY answer the following according to your Making Sense text.
1. What is rhetoric?
2. What are the nine rhetorical methods our book introduces us to for use in academic and public settings?
3. What is a "rhetorical situation"? What are its components?
4. What does it mean to read actively?
5. What questions do we ask when we read actively?
6. What does it mean to read critically?
7. What questions do we ask when we read critically?
8. NAME AND DEFINE the six practical reading strategies listed in Ch. 1.
9. Why is it important to have a clear purpose for writing a paper?
10. Why is it important to know your audience (who's reading your work)? What aspects of your audience should you consider?
11. NAME AND DEFINE three of the practical writing strategies suggested by our text (starting on p. 20).
12. What is a thesis statement?