English

• What is biased?


  tendency to favor one side

  1. Favoritism for something

  2. Prejudice against something
• What is unbiased?


  Impartial
• what is propaganda?


  designed to persuade people
• Name calling, using negative word/feelings/ symbols/ images to describe someone else.
• Glittering Generalities - Opposite of name calling. This seeks us to approve and accept tge product without examining evidence. flowery words
• Transfer, uses a symbol, people to promote without the people there saying something
• Testimonial, usinf word of praises by influential people or famous
• Card stocking, uses facts and only says about the good side of product. Uses facts and figure to show one side positive and one negative
• Plain Folks, just like you/us
• bandwagon, join the crowd
• Emotional Words, using emotional word, like love, hate etc
• Repetition a way to keep the product forefront of consumers mind
• what is interview ?

  Conversation
• One to one interview- one interviewer and one interviewee
• Panel Interview 


  One interviewee with group of interviewers
• Group Interview


  One interviewer and group of interviewee
• Issue


  A vital or unsettled
• Moral issues


  Any issues concerning how one and others ought to behave or whether a situation is proper and improper
• Social Issues 


  A problem that influences the sociaties
• Economic Issues 


  The problem of how to make the best use of scarce or limited resources
• Literature


  Is a body of written works
• Heritage


  handed down by previous generation
• Tangible 


  Refers to the physical heritage
• Intangible


  refers to the practices, representations, cultures passed down
• Plot


  The sequence of events
• Exposition


  Where the characters and settings are introduced
• Rising action


  Where the problem is introduced
• Climax


  The highest interest or turning point
• Falling action


  The problem and complications begin to resolved
• Resolution


  Ending
• Conflict


  Opposition of fources
• Character


  Protagonist- good

  Antagonist- bad
• Setting


  Time and place
• Point of view


  Perspective of reader
• Third person omniscient 


  Full over-view yet prevents the reader from identifying ’who’
• Third person limited


  let everyone know by only one person
• First- person 


  A character within the plot is telling the story
• Theme


  central ideas or universal truth