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EDREADY TEST WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS 100% 2023/2024 subject-by-subject strategy writer will first discuss aspects of apples, then discuss parallel aspects of oranges subject-by-subject strategy example: If the writer discusses how apples taste, but how oranges look, then that is not a real comparison. point-by-point strategy the writer will discuss points of comparison, or common aspects, of the two subjects point-by-point strategy example: he or she might discuss the health benefits of apples and oranges, followed by the costs of apples and oranges, and so on. denotative meaning the literal or dictionary meaning of a word or phrase connotative meaning the affective or interpretive meanings attached to a word formal definition denotation (dictionary definition) informal definition done through a parenthetical or brief explanation extended definition an organizational rhetorical strategy in which a writer develops the meaning of a term over the course of a paragraph-, essay-, or book-length work. objective language Factual, neutral words; avoids making a judgement or evoking emotion Subjective language Language based on emotion, feeling, or opinion (opposite of objective) Logical Fallacies A logical fallacy is faulty reasoning upon which an idea, theory, thesis, or hypothesis is based Pre-reading strategies Activities that take place just before reading, like reviewing a book cover or looking at the pictures, predicting, and formulating questions; these strategies provide students with valuable information about the text and prepare them for reading.