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Review for Test #1 2021
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genial
detestable; disgusting
cheerful
without expression
concise; to the point
2
diversion
stubborness
fatal epidemic disease
a turning or redirection
regret or sense of guilt at having done wrong
3
weary
feeling/showing tiredness
countless; a great number
calm; tranquil
comforting
4
rationalization
uselessness
severe mental or physical pain or suffering
emotionally touching
attempting to justify behavior with logical reasons
5
Which is NOT an example of LOGOS?
celebrity endorsement
statistics
logic
facts
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luxuriate
to stop progress; hinder
given; applied
to take great pleasure in something
to confuse completely
7
aversion
being easily managed
contrary to what is good or right
fire
strong dislike
8
appalled
thinking too highly of oneself
disgusted
challenging authority
sneaky; secretive
9
Every essay's intrductory pragraph should END with a:
claim/thesis
counterclaim
quote
rebuttal
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odious
cheerful
without expression
concise; to the point
detestable; disgusting
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sagacious
wise
disbelieving; skeptical
small; tiny
impossible to perceive
12
bravado
show of courage
severe mental or physical pain or suffering
attempting to justify behavior with logical reasons
uselessness
13
ennui
boredom
state of being worried or uneasy
friendly, caring treatment of guests
a humble appeal or request
14
Which is NOT an example of rhetoric?
ethos
explanations
pathos
logos
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irrevocable
disbelieving; skeptical
impossible to perceive
wise
unchangeable
16
Which sentence is compound?
Today is Monday, and on Tuesday we have a test.
This is your first test.
I am still grading closing arguments although I have graded the analyses.
We are studying everything today because tomorrow we have a test.
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inquisitive
sneaky; secretive
disgusted
questioning; curious
challenging authority
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Which of the following is NOT a way to develop a body paragraph?
some summary
textual evidence (quotes)
inferences
repeating the prompt
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futility
uselessness
severe mental or physical pain or suffering
attempting to justify behavior with logical reasons
emotionally touching
20
arrested
to take great pleasure in something
to stop progress; hinder
given; applied
to confuse completely
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contrition
stubborness
fatal epidemic disease
regret or sense of guilt at having done wrong
a turning or redirection
22
Which sentence is complex?
The test for tomorrow is sixty questions and is multiple choice.
The test contains questions about vocabulary, grammar, and writing.
If you will focus and study, you will do well on the test.
As you play Kahoot, you should focus, yet some people will not.
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premises
state of being worried or uneasy
a humble appeal or request
friendly, caring treatment of guests
house or building and its surrounding property
24
furtive
disgusted
questioning; curious
sneaky; secretive
challenging authority
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perverseness
strong dislike
contrary to what is good or right
fire
the state of wishing to do evil to others
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administered
given; applied
to consuse completely
to stop progress; hinder
to solidify because of cooling
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anguish
show of courage
attempting to justify behavior with locical reasons
uselessness
severe mental or physical pain or suffering
28
arrogant
challenging authority
questioning; curious
thinking too highly of oneself
disgusted
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defiant
thinking too highly of oneself
questioning; curious
challenging authority
sneaky; secretive
30
bewilder
given; applied
to solidify because of cooling
to tak great pleasure in something
to confuse completely
31
minute
unchangeable
impossible to perceive
disbelieving; skeptical
small; tiny
32
consoling
countless; a great number
comforting
feeling/showing tiredness
calm; tranquil
33
Which set of words below does not contain subordinating conjunctions?
As, As if, Although, While
for, and, nor, but, or, yet, so
When, whenever, until, unless
Because, if, since, even though
34
pestilence
stubborness
a turning or redirection
fatal epidemic disease
regret or sense of guilt at having done wrong
35
pertinacity
regret or sense of guilt at having done wrong
stubbornness
fatal epedemic disease
a turning or redirection
36
impassive
without expression
detestable; disgusting
cheerful
concise; to the point
37
Which sentence is an example of a comma splice?
The weather today is beautiful I think I'll go outside.
The weather today is beautiful. I think I'll go outside.
The weather today is beautiful; I think I'll go outside.
The weather today is beautiful, I think I'll go outside.
38
Which set of words below does NOT contain coordinating conjunctions?
since, if, when
so, but, or
for, and, nor
but, or, yet
39
malevolence
strong dislike
being easily managed
the state of wishing to do evil to others
contrary to what is good or right
40
Which sentence below is punctuated correctly?
All women's clothing is on sale today
All womens' clothing is on sale today.
All women's clothing is on sale today.
All womens clothing is on sale today.
41
Which sentence is an example of a run on/fused sentence?
The weather today is beautiful, I think I'll go outside.
The weather today is beautiful. I think I'll go outside.
The weather today is beautiful; I think I'll go outside.
The weather today is beautiful I think I'll go outside.
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imperceptible
impossible to perceive
unchangeable
wise
small; tiny
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transluscent
clear or see through
calm; tranquil
comforting
feeling/showing tiredness
44
Which sentence is simple?
We only have three weeks left of school, and I cannot believe it!
We ate turkey, ham, dressing, sweet potatoes, green beans, and rolls.
After eating, we sat around and talked.
Because we ate so much, we became tired, and we took a nap.
45
congeal
to confuse completely
to take great pleasure in something
to stop progress; hinder
to solidify because of cooling
46
Each sentence below is complex EXCEPT which one?
So that he could do well, he studied hard on Monday evening.
Until she asked questions, she did not learn, nor did she do well in class.
The previous sentence is super short though it is complex.
I knew that you would pass!
47
placid
feeling/showing tiredness
comforting
countless; a great number
calm; tranquil
48
Which sentence below lacks parallelism?
I like to swim, run, and hike.
I like swimming, running, and hiking.
I swam, ran, and hiked, and I liked it.
I like to swim, run and to hike.
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conflagration
the state of wishing to do evil to others
being easily managed
contrary to what is good or right
fire
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supplication
friendly, caring treatment of guests
boredom
humble appeal or request
state of being worried or uneasy
51
An argumentative essay MUST contain all of the following EXCEPT:
ethos, pathos, and/or logos
recently learned vocabulary
Claim, counterclaim, and a rebuttal
textual evidence and explanations
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myriad
feeling/showing tiredness
clear or see through
comforting
countless; a great number
53
poignant
emotionally touching
uselessness
attempting to justify behavior with logical reasons
severe mental or physical pain or suffering
54
Which sentence below is punctuated correctly?
My dad's name is Jim.
My dads' name is Jim.
My dads name is Jim.
My dad's name is Jim
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hospitality
friendly, caring treatment of guests
house or building and its surrounding property
boredom
state of being worried or uneasy
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docility
fire
being easily managed
contrary to what is good or right
strong dislike
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anxiety
friendly, caring treatment of guests
boredom
a humble appeal or request
state of being worried or uneasy
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incredulous
disbelieving; skeptical
wise
impossible to perceive
unchangeable
59
Which sentence is compound-complex?
Even though this sentence is short, it is compound-complex, so choose it.
A simple sentence is one independent clause.
A compound-complex sentence can be long, but it does not have to be.
A compound sentence is two independent clauses.
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Which is NOT an example of ETHOS?
Expert testimony
Research
Personal experience
statistics
61
Which sentence is punctuated INCORRECTLY?
I asked her to turn down the television. It was too loud.
Because it was too loud I asked her to turn down the television.
I asked her to turn down the television; it was too loud.
Because it was too loud, I asked her to turn down the television.
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succint
cheerful
concise; to the point
detestable; disgusting
without expression
