WWU Phil 107 - Ch 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 question and answers 2023 passed

WWU Phil 107 - Ch 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 question and answers 2023 passed reasoning - correct answer the attempt to justify or support a claim by providing or finding reasons to believe it. Paraphrase - correct answer to say the same thing in different words. Often adequate paraphrases will involve completely different words. G.U.S. - correct answer General Understanding of Stuff Type I reading - correct answer casual, everyday sort of reading Type II reading - correct answer reading with "unusually intense attention to content". Always requires "re-reading", and reflecting on a passage to get a sense of its structure Bare-Bones Paraphrase - correct answer a short summary of essential content padding - correct answer 1. Background: information to help the reader understand the passage, not what the passage is about. (Setting, definition, education, frills) 2. Dispensable detail: What the passage is about, but would make the paraphrase too long. (restatement, illustration, excessive specificity) The MP is ___ the author wrote the passage. - correct answer why There are four general ways that a SP can be connected to a MP: - correct answer 1.The SP can give a reason to believe the MP 2.The SP can explain why the MP happened 3.The SP can be a result or consequence of the MP 4.The SP can give more detail about the MP [s], support - correct answer (giving a reason or argument) [e], explanation - correct answer (explaining why the MP happened) [r], result - correct answer (describing a result or upshot of the MP) [q], qualification - correct answer (giving detail about the MP) [e], etiology - correct answer (explanation of how the MP came about) explanation vs etiology - correct answer As opposed to 'explanation of how the object in the MP works', 'explanation of who was involved in the event the MP describes', and so on. These details about the MP would be coded with [q]. 'etiology' is narrower than 'explanation'. Think: "why did the MP occur?", "what brought the MP about?" [ec] - correct answer CAUSE SP causes MP. "Neal stepped on your foot because he was pushed." [em] - correct answer MOTIVE SP is the person's motive for doing the action in the MP.