Unit 6 – Position, Perspective, and Bias

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You’ll work to understand the difference between position and perspective, how to consider bias, and how to integrate and address multiple perspectives in an argument.

Question Difficulty:

Question	Difficulty	Students Solved
Rhetorical Appeal to Logic	easy	5
American Transcendentalism and Individualism	hard	3
Rhetorical Strategy for Incorporating New Evidence	easy	2
Role of Historical Context in Arguments	hard	4
Audience Perspective in Argumentative Writing	medium	4
Expert Opinion and Rhetorical Ethos	easy	1
Filmmaker Bias and Source Selection	easy	2
Effect of Diction on Argumentative Tone	easy	1
Identifying the Bandwagon Fallacy	easy	1
Metaphor and Its Effect on Tone	easy	1
Purpose of Acknowledging Bias in Argumentation	easy	2
Anecdotal Evidence and Authorial Bias	medium	-
Recognizing Bias in Political News Coverage	medium	1
Negative Connotation in Word Choice	easy	3
Definition of Anaphora	easy	1
Revising a Position with New Evidence	medium	3
The Rhetorical Function of Diction	medium	1
Identifying Bias in Civil Rights Era Rhetoric	medium	2
Considering Audience in Persuasive Writing	easy	1
Recognizing Bias in Personal Narratives	easy	4

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#3	haydenfung7	8	11	3m 37s	553
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