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A review covering rhetoric, essay structure, and even some grammar!
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When an author guesses or forecasts what will happen in the future is called a
Oversimplification
Rebuttal
Prediction
Evidence
2
When an author uses statistics or any type of logic, what rhetorical appeal does that match?
Logos
Claim
Pathos
Ethos
3
When an author argues, without support, that an action will lead to a tragic result is called a
Red herring
Hasty generalization
Appeal to pity
Slippery slope
4
Choose the correct spelling...
Argumant
Arguemement
Argument
Arguement
5
All of the following are synonyms for the transition, "Also"
EXCEPT
...
Moreover,
Furthermore,
Additionally,
Consequently,
6
As a writer, where should you place your evaluation paragraph?
Just before the conclusion
Before the summary paragraphs
After the first analysis paragraph
Directly after the introduction
7
When annotating the articles, what goes in the right-hand margin?
Summary statements
Devices and fallacies
Author's biography
Authors' claims
8
Wallace used a red herring when mentioning her daughters; this fallacy distracted the reader.
Introduction
Evaluation
Analysis
Summary
9
What is it called when an author who favors only their side of the argument?
Stance
Bias
Claim
Conviction
10
An author's credibility/background matches what rhetorical appeal?
Claim
Logos
Ethos
Pathos
11
Greenfield can fix her use of logos by adding more data.
This fits best in what paragraph?
Summary
Evaluation
Analysis
Introduction
12
After every transition or transitional phrase you use, what punctuation mark must be present?
Colon
Period
Comma
Semicolon
13
What is
NOT
a rhetorical appeal?
Logos
Pathos
Argument
Ethos
14
Which one is the
BEST
transition to use AFTER citing a quote/evidence?
In conclusion,
It is evident that
Furthermore,
In addition to
15
Your thesis statement
MUST
include...
Which author had the better argument
Both authors' names
Article titles
There really isn't a thesis for this paper
16
When organizing the last half of your analysis paragraph, what does FEA stand for?
Fallacy, Evidence, Analysis
Fact, Evidence, Argument
Fact, Example, Analysis
Fallacy, Example, Argument
17
When writing your evaluation paragraph, you need to state how the stronger/better author used
Two pieces of evidence in each paragraph
Was weak in many areas and needed to improve
Devices and fallacies as a positive persuasive tactic
All three rhetorical appeals in a well-balanced manner
18
Which is the correct citation for TWO authors who wrote the same article?
(Smith and Fieldmore, 6).
(Smith and Fieldmore 6).
(Smith, Fieldmore, page 6).
(Smith & Fieldmore 6).
19
When an author makes personal attacks towards another, that is called...
Biased
Ad hominem (also known as name calling)
Either/Or
Begging the question
20
Celebrity testimonies are considered a
Weakness
Strength
21
This is intentionally chosen word choice that creates tone, attitude, and meaning...
Stance
Analogy
Conviction
Diction
22
When mentioning the article titles in your paper, the title must be...
Underlined
Underlined and in quotation marks
Lower cased
Wrapped in quotation marks
23
Counterclaim is a...
Strength
Weakness
24
In an analysis paragraph, what must you analyze?
The authors' devices and fallacies.
The authors' strengths and devices.
The authors' fallacies.
The authors' weaknesses.
25
An example of a contrasting transition is...
Clearly,
Also,
On the other hand,
Consequently,
26
Which sentence is grammatically correct?
Greenfield said, "Social media harms teens." (4)
Greenfield said, "Social media harms teens" (4).
Greenfield said, "social media harms teens" (4).
Greenfield said, social media harms teens (Greenfield, p4.)
27
When an author uses rhetorical devices in a positive way, it does what to his/her argument?
Weakens
Strengthens
28
Hasty generalization is a...
Device
Fallacy
29
Celebrity testimonies eventually lead to a worse fallacy. What is that fallacy?
Connotation
Bandwagon
Biased views
Slippery slope
30
When annotating the authors' articles, what goes in the left-hand margin?
About statements, also know as summary statements.
Rhetorical devices and fallacies.
31
Which sentence is grammatically correct?
Although, Wallace had devices she had fallacies as well.
Wallace had fallacies. which are weaknesses to her argument.
Wallace had great devices; however, she included fallacies.
However Wallace had fallacies that weakened her argument.
32
Searching for an author's credibility and overall trustworthiness can be found in the
It doesn't matter if the author is credible
Summary paragraph
The last paragraph of the author's article
Author's biography
33
When writing the summary paragraph/s, you must include all the following
EXCEPT
Analysis of devices
Explanation of the main points
Text evidence
Authors' main points
34
An author's claim can be found in all of these areas
EXCEPT
First paragraph of the article
Article title
Last paragraph of the article
Biography / background paragraph
35
Semicolons are used to separate
two complete sentences
multiple adjectives describing nouns
transitions
two incomplete sentences
36
What must you include in your bridge (part of the introduction)?
A quick attention getter.
Texual evidence from each author.
The authors' names and article titles.
Which author had the better argument.
37
Red herring is a...
Fallacy
Device
38
How many times do you state the authors' FIRST names in your paper?
Once a paragraph
In the analysis paragraphs
As many times as you want
Once, usually in the introduction
39
Incorporating expert testimonies to an argument is a
Device
Fallacy
40
An in-text citation contains...
Author's full name and page number.
Author's last name and page number.
Author's last name with the page and paragraph numbers.
Author's full name and paragraph number.
41
When an author incorporates fallacious reasoning, it does what to his/her argument?
Weakens
Strengthens
42
All of the following are synonyms for "In conclusion"
EXCEPT
Moreover,
Ultimately,
All in all,
Overall,
43
When writing a formal conclusion, what paragraph can you almost mirror/paraphrase?
Introduction
Summary
Analysis
Evaluation
44
Which example is grammatically correct?
Wallace, "social media is positive for teens" (Wallace 3).
Wallace claimed, "Social media is positive for teens."(3)
"Social media is positive for teens (Wallace 3)."
Wallace claimed, "Social media is positive for teens" (3).
45
Wallace claimed that "social media increases confidence" (1).
This fits best in what paragraph?
Summary
Evaluation
Conclusion
Analysis
46
All of the following are great ways to "hook" the reader in the introduction
EXCEPT
Funnel/statement that includes society, America, etc.
Anecdote/story about a character you created
Specific quote from the actual opinion articles
Famous quote by a popular individual
47
Rhetoric is a prettier word for...
Claim
Explanation
Persuasion
Analyze
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Appeal to pity, or any "emotional" appeal, matches what rhetorical appeal?
Ethos
Logos
Pathos
Claim
