ENG I, midterm review 3

Nonfiction, informational, and artistic texts all argue indirectly.

What you are meant to think, feel, or believe about the subject(s) of a text by the time you’re done reading =

It's impossible for a text to have more than one subejct.

Quotes must be...

When an author figuratively says someone is "on fire," this means...

We know the athor of a nonfiction / informational text wants us to like something when...

If a character is dynamic, they can change dramatically over the course of a text.

When quoting anything other than poetry, you cite by...

When quoting, ________ goes after the quote, inside __________.

When quoting poetry, you cite by...

Aristic texts like songs, paintings, photographs, and movies all argue directly.

Which of the following texts is most likely to argue indirectly?

Flat characters have good and bad traits, like real, well-rounded people.

If you summarize & repeat what happens in a text, this is an act of analysis / interpretation.

If June is described as "shining and alive, a bundle of brilliant hope and joy," this is...

If character Bob calls character Sue lazy, and then we see Sue watch Netlix in bed for two days, this is...

If you explain the author's meaning in a text and thoughtfully agree / disagree with it, this is an act of analysis.

Well-written works of literature usually have characters who are...

This shows proper quoting: We see how evil Bob is when the author states, "Bob committed genocide daily" (83).

Which of the following texts is most likely to argue directly?