the available methods of persuasion in order to negotiate meaning between author and audience

An author's attitude toward audience and topic

The 4 major stages of the writing process

The words CRAAP stands for

To break a subject down into its parts and evaluate how those parts work together to create the subject as a whole

author, audience, purpose

Word choice when adapting an appropriate style

The stages of the writing process during which the author should consider the audience's needs

What CRAAP helps authors do

Rhetorical, process, causal, data

social, political, historical influences on a rhetorical situation

Choice of sentence structure when establishing an appropriate style

The stage of the writing process when the author edits for clarity, grammar, and punctuation

Two of the most trustworthy domains for sources on the internet

A point of view that considers only facts and evidence

boundaries for what ideas are included and excluded from a text

Categories of writing, such as argument, analysis, and report

The stage of the writing process when the author improves the content and organization of a draft

True or False? The only credible sources are scholarly

A point of view that includes opinion

The two main steps for rhetorical reading

Ways of supporting arguments or assertions, such as comparison/contrast, cause/effect, definition, description, etc.

The 3 main steps in prewriting

Bringing together various sources to create something new

Informational and instructional are 2 types of --this-- kind of analysis