When Making an Introduction

question 1

Multiple Choice

When making an introduction

• A) name the person of lowest rank first.
• B) say each person's name clearly.
• C) it is not appropriate to mention something personal about each person.
• D) All of the above

Understand how to evaluate written argumentation using specific criteria.

Identify strategies for persuading a reasonable audience.

Learn the importance of credible source material in supporting arguments.

Understand the socio-economic roles and experiences of indentured servants in the Chesapeake during the seventeenth century.

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Definitions:

Predicate Class

A class defined by a property that its members share, which is often specified by a predicate in logic or mathematics.

Universal

Pertaining to all members or elements in a given group or category without exception.

Copula

A word used to link the subject of a sentence with a predicate (a subject complement), such as the verb 'to be' in many contexts.

Abstract

A summary or an overview of the main points of a scientific work, document, or article.