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Your FAQ responses should be all BUT:
quoted
paraphrased
sourced from multiple sites
accurate
2
ERWC stands for Expository Reading and Writing Class
False
True
3
According to Gerald Graff, sports...
teach you to be street smart.
distract students from their studies.
represent what it is to be truly "tough".
provide the opportunity to practice argumentation.
4
Angel Perez suggests that students should embrace ______.
failure
their intellectualism
change
college mascots
5
The Final Writing Product, like most in ERWC, should end ______.
with a call-to-action.
with a silly joke.
with academic vocabulary.
with a restatement of your thesis.
6
What else must your FAQs include? (other than answers)
graphs
hyperlinks/websites
a call to action
images
7
The Rhetorical triangle is comprised of all BUT:
speaker
audience
message
tone
8
Claim/Evidence/Reasoning was a lesson designed to help you learn to explain why your claims matter.
False
True
9
What punctuation mark would you use in a note to your bestie? Dear Friend (?)
;
,
-
:
10
What does FAQ stand for?
Frequently Abbreviated Quotas
Frequently Asked Questions
Felicitous Angelic Quorum
Fast Answered Questions
11
Interminable means endless
True
False
12
It is okay to use second person (you) in your writing in ERWC
True
False
13
A rhetorical approach to texts is based on situational awareness and responsiveness, not rules and formulas.
True
False
14
When considering audience you should...
understand their values.
make sure they agree with you.
only consider primary and never secondary audiences.
be able to identify them through exclusion.
15
The Rhetorical Situation adds all BUT _____ to the speaker/message/audience of the rhetorical triangle.
imagery
style
tone
purpose
16
The Greek root "phil" means humans
False
True
17
Graff says that he and the 1950s were ambivalent about being an intellectual he means that...
they had mixed feelings about being tough and being smart.
they supported book smarts over street smarts.
they were shocked when Marilyn Monroe married Arthur Miller.
they were both hostile towards intellectualism.
18
Cogitations are wheels with projectiles.
False
True
19
In the language or ERWC, we complete units of study referred to in your reader as ______.
categories
modules
sections
groups
20
A rhetorical triangle is comprised of...
Tone, Speaker, Audience
Speaker, Message, Audience
Speaker, Message, Tone
Audience, Style, Speaker
21
Ambivalent means you can use either hand with dexterity
False
True
22
What percentage of your grade is participation/homework worth?
70%
10%
50%
30%
23
The BEST way to edit and proofread your Final Writing Product in "What's Next" would be to ________.
Read it aloud
Have a classmate proofread
use empathy
use Grammarly
24
The BEST way to proofread is to use empathy.
True
False
25
The purpose of ERWC is to prepare students to do the critical reading & writing they will encounter in college and life
False
True
26
Tone is conveyed through all BUT
viewpoint
level of formality
genre
diction and syntax
27
The final writing product for the "What's Next" assignment (letter or personal statement) should be MLA formatted.
False
True
28
________ challenges the way in which we look at intellect.
Gerald Graff
Angel Perez
High School
Ms. Hathaway
29
Tone involves the way an author evokes certain feelings in the reader.
False
True
30
Angel Perez has credibility as the author of "Want to Get Into College? Learn to Fail" because he...
is a failure himself.
is well spoken.
is a college admissions officer.
is a university professor.
31
When considering your Final Product, you should consider if your examples showcase the:
same qualities on your resume/application.
qualities, skills, and values your audience values.
total truth of your character.
personality only your best friends see.
32
The three stages of the ERWC arc pertaining to student texts that are modeled on professional texts are:
Selecting, Writing, Publishing
Writing, Editing, and Revising
Writing, Revising, and Proofreading
Selecting, Writing, and Revising
33
How can you know if your FAQ or letter/personal statement will earn a good grade?
Phone a friend
Use the rubric
Use a Ouija board
Pray for divine intervention
34
An analytical summary, the rhetorical précis explores:
how to fill in the blank
content and delivery.
content, delivery, and the précis
content only
35
In the ERWC Arc the three stages relating to a professional text are:
Preparing, Reading, Questioning
Selecting, Reading, Responding
Reading, Writing, Understanding
Preparing, Understanding, Questioning
36
What percentage of your grade is WRITING worth?
10%
20%
50%
30%
