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11.92 Domain Specific Vocabulary Development Worksheet

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ELA.11.92 — Domain-Specific Vocabulary Development: Grade 11 ELA practice focused on Domain-Specific Vocabulary Development.

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American Literature

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English

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English Curriculum

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Problem 1Difficulty: Mastery
An editorial claims, "We can observe that people sometimes cheat; therefore, cheating is acceptable," moving from what happens to what should be approved.
Which reasoning error best describes this leap from description to moral prescription?
Ais-ought fallacy
Bred herring
Canaphora
Dpost hoc fallacy
Solution & Explanation:The is-ought fallacy assumes that because something occurs (is), it is therefore justified (ought), which does not logically follow.
Problem 2Difficulty: Mastery
A speaker argues, "Freedom means doing what you want," and later uses "freedom" to mean "lack of consequences," switching meanings mid-argument.
Which fallacy best describes sliding between different meanings of the same word?
Aappeal to novelty
Bfalse cause
Cequivocation
Dlitotes
Solution & Explanation:Equivocation occurs when a key term changes meaning during an argument, making the reasoning seem valid when it is not.
Problem 3Difficulty: Mastery
A policy report replaces the verb phrase "the committee decided" with the noun phrase "the committee’s decision," making actions sound more abstract and less agent-driven.
Which linguistic term best describes turning verbs into nouns to create abstraction?
Aalliteration
Bparataxis
Chyperbole
Dnominalization
Solution & Explanation:Nominalization converts actions into nouns, often increasing formality and sometimes obscuring who is acting.

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