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 \nFrom Claim to Thesis  \nExplain how to turn a claim into a thesis statement.  \nIdentify various forms of a thesis.  \nWrite thesis statements that preview an argument and require defending.  \nAnalyzing Fallacies in Arguments  \nIdentify fallacies that can weaken evidence.  \nExplain the effects of fallacies on an argument.  \nEffectively Using Evidence to Support Claims  \nAnalyze the use of evidence to","cbCaijkV8QHQhG7H","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaijkV8QHQhG7H","pdf",419030,21,"English","# Unit Lesson\n## Introduction to Rhetoric\n## Rhetorical Appeals: Ethos, Logos, and Pathos\n## Claims and Evidence\n## Taking Rhetorical Risks\n## Close Reading Strategies: Annotation and Graphic Organizers\n## AP Skills Lesson: Approaching the Multiple-Choice Section\n## The Art of Argumentation\n## Unit 2 Introduction\n## What Is Argument?\n## From Claim to Thesis\n## Analyzing Fallacies in Arguments\n## Effectively Using Evidence to Support Claims\n## Classical Oration\n## Induction and Deduction\n## The Rogerian Argument and Toulmin Model\n## AP Skills Lesson: Multiple-Choice Reading Questions\n## Unit 1 Test\n## Unit 2 Test","[{\"question\":\"What skills are emphasized for analyzing a rhetorical text in this scope and sequence?\",\"answer\":\"Students determine and analyze the exigence, purpose, audience, writer, context, and message, and explain how these elements relate. 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