Module 1.1

To reach a conclusion based on evidence and reasoning rather than direct statement

To suggest something indirectly without stating it openly

Stated clearly and directly, leaving nothing implied or unstated

Having more than one possible meaning; open to interpretation

The words, sentences, or situation surrounding a specific word or idea that help clarify its meaning

To examine something carefully and in detail in order to understand or explain it

A particular way of thinking about or viewing something, often shaped by personal experience

Relating to the art of effective speaking or writing; used for persuasive effect

A word, phrase, or sentence that connects one idea to the next in a piece of writing

To combine information from multiple sources to form a new, unified idea or conclusion

Information or facts used to support a claim or argument

A statement that something is true, often requiring support or proof

Relating to or based on numbers, amounts, or measurable data

The way in which the parts of a text are organized and arranged

The reason an author writes a text; the goal they want to achieve

The attitude or feeling an author conveys through their word choices and style

Following accepted standards or usual practices; traditional

Logical and consistent; easy to understand because ideas are well connected

Closely connected to the topic or matter being discussed

Expressing ideas clearly and briefly, without unnecessary words