Frayer Model

Cite

• Definition- To quote directly from the text copied word-word/with quotations around it
• Characteristics- Using information from the source giving credit to the source.Sources are not cited twice in a sentence
• Examples-MLA Format-Washington,Booker T. Pg.70/DuBois,W.E.B Pg.30/Garvey,Marcus Pg.
• Non-Examples-I found this excerpt from the Internet,and I'm going to use that instead. I found this book on the interne

Analyze

• Definition-Making a claim about the text based on evidence from text
• Characteristics-Using multi-methods be multi-disciplinary, and when analyzing be problem focused
• Examples-Asking questions,researching topics you're looking for,and using sample questions
• Non-Examples-Writing the same thing over, and telling only one thing about the topic

Infer

• Definition-Applying what you know to what you have read
• Characteristics- It's what you read,and what you already know about the text
• Examples-We needed umbrellas to go inside. I can infer that it is raining. I was ready to eat the food that we ordered. I can infer that the person ordering is really hungry
• Non-Examples-Not knowing what you are reading about in the text

Explicit

• Definition-Specifically stated in the text
• Characteristics-Can be easily transferred through written verbal communication
• Examples-Referring to facts and experiences that can consciously know and declared
• Non-Examples-Not giving specific details in a text or passage stating facts

Tone

• Definition-An attitude of a writer toward a subject or audience
• Characteristics-The quality of showing feeling or emotions
• Examples-The tone in writing will be reflective of your mood as you are writing.
• Non-Example-Not showing quality feeling or emotions in the text

Objective

• Definition-Belonging to the case of a noun or pronoun that is an object on a transitive verb or a preposition
• Characteristics-The objectives must be derived from,and consistent with, the intention of the identified goal
• Examples--The direct or indirect object of a verb or verbal,the object of a preposition,the subject of an infinitive
• Non-Examples-Not identifying goals of a verb

Denotation

• Definition-A translation of a sign precisely to its literal meaning
• Characteristics-It has a dictionary meaning to a word
• Examples-There are many different examples such as a dog,orange,or bird
• Non-Examples-Not the literal meaning of something

Connotation

• Definition-A meaning that is implied by a word apart from the thing which it describes explicitl
• Characteristics-The ideas and feelings associated with the wor
• Examples-Words that are ssociated with the text
• Non-Examples-Words that aren't associated in the tetx

Implicit

• Definition-Information in the text stated or implied by the author
• Characteristics-Something that is told in the text by the author
• Examples-I am in trouble. I cannot speak a certain language
• Non-Examples-Specific information stated in the text

Textual Evidence

• Definition-Evidence from a text that you can use to illustrate your ideas and support argument
• Characteristics-Supported ideas that are stated in the text
• Examples-Logical and clear,Relevant, and Accurate
• Non-Examples-Not logical evidence in the text

Subjective

• Definition-Belonging to the thinking subject rather than to the object of thought
• Characteristics-Pertaining to a characteristic of an individual
• Examples-My foot hurts a lot. I will do the work myself
• Non-Examples-Not pertaining to an individual or subject of the text