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SAT Prep Analyzing Purpose and POV
SAT Prep Analyzing Purpose and POV
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What do questions about analyzing purpose require you to do?
annotate the text
summarize the text
question the text
think abstractly about the text
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Are logos, pathos, and ethos rhetorical devices?
Yes. They are the most commonly used rhetorical devices.
No. They are rhetorical appeals created by devices.
Yes. They are rhetorical devices.
No. They are rhetorical choices.
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What words will appear in the answers to questions about the purpose of a text?
tone, speaker, subject, audience
synthesize, analyze, appeal, focus
criticize, support, present, introduce
signiify, represent, function, follow
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What words will appear in questions about analyzing purpose?
purpose
function
comprehend
synthesize
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Which is NOT an Author's Purpose?
to gather
to explain
to inform
to persuade
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When analyzing the aithor's purpose, what do you have to understand in addition to understanding the text?
understand what the autuhor is trying to achieve
understand the historical context
understand who the audience is
understand the rhetorical triangle
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When writing about an author's rhetorical choices, it IS acceptable to say "the author uses a metaphor..."
True
False
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Which author's purpose is this?
To Persuade
To Entertain (Enjoy)
To Inform
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Which author's purpose is this?
To Persuade
To Entertain (Enjoy)
To Inform
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Appeals are strategic choices a writer makes based on the rhetorical situation in order to persuade the audience.
False
True
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An example of a rhetorical device is ...
parallelsim
any of these
rhetorical question
repetition
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Which author's purpose is this?
To Persuade
To Inform
To Entertain (Enjoy)
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All of the following are components of the rhetorical situation EXCEPT
syntax
message
purpose
context
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Which author's purpose is this?
To Persuade
To Inform
To Entertain (Enjoy)
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What does "point of view" include, broadly?
the author's, narrator's, or speaker's career
the stance or perspective of the author, narrator, or speaker
the background of the author, narrator, or speaker
the ethnicity of the author, narrator, or speaker
