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4.01 - Rhetoric Rundown

4.02 - Appealing Rhetoric

4.03 - Changing Perspectives

4.04 - Organization Is Key

4.05 - Ready, Set, Argue

4.07 - Support Does a Body Good

4.08 - Bring It Home

4.09 - Stand Out from the Crowd

4.10 - That's Really Appealing (Advanced)

Complete Set of Module 4 Notes 

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Rhetoric Reference Sheet

4.04 - Organization Is Key

• Worksheet  |  Text Set

4.09 - Stand Out from the Crowd

• Worksheet  |  Essay Outline Guide

4.10 - That's Really Appealing (Advanced)

• Worksheet

Standards:  

State Standards for Language Arts 3

National Standards for Language Arts 3

Resources:
Rhetoric Reference Sheet

Module 4 - DBA Study Guide

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IXL Directions Video 

Enhanced Assignment - Module 4

Additional IXL Practice 

4.01 - Rhetoric Rundown 

• C.2: Which Sentence is More Formal?

• I.1: Trace an Argument

• O.1: Distinguish Facts From Opinions

• O.6: Identify Counterclaims

4.02 -  Appealing Rhetoric

• L.7 (9th grade): Transition Logically Between Claims, Evidence, Analysis, and Counterclaims

• O.3: Choose Evidence to Support a Claim

• T.1: Identify Relevant Sources

• T.2: Evaluate Newspaper Headlines for Bias

4.03 - Changing Perspectives

• O.2: Identify Thesis Statements

4.05 - Ready, Set, Argue

• N.2: Organize Information By Topic

• O.4: Identify Supporting Details in Literary Texts

• Q.1: Transitions with Conjunctive Adverbs

• T.4: Use In-text Citations

• T.5: Identify Plagiarism

4.07 - Support Does a Body Good

• P.2: Create Varied Sentences Based on Models

• S.4: Correct Errors in Everyday Use

• S.5: Suggest Appropriate Revisions

• T.3: Recognize the Parts of a Works Cited Entry

• EE.5: Combine Sentences Using Relative Clauses

• JJ.1: Correct Errors With Subject-Verb Agreement

• UU.1: Correct Capitalization Errors

4.08 - Bring It Home

• O.7: Identify Appeals to Ethos, Pathos, and Logos in Advertisements

4.09 - Stand Out from the Crowd

• I.1: Trace An Argument

• T.2: Evaluate Newspaper Headlines for Bias

There is NO Module 4 Exam

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