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LA-Unit 4 Test Review
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Theme, Figurative Language, Point of View/Purpose, Claims
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Preference for one side of an argument
Facts/statistics
Bias
Colloquialism
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A paradox is
a humorous play on words
a contradictory statement that can be true
two contradictory words back to back
a comparison using like or as
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For a claim to be valid it needs to include only opinions
False
True
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Words that have a strong positive or negative feeling associated with them
Glittering Generalities
Connotative Language
Bias
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To inform means to
give one's opinion
give factual information on a topic
entertain with a story
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Which of the following are keywords of third person limited point of view?
I, me, my, we us
He, she, a characters name
You, your
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Third person objective point of view is NOT found in which of the types of author's purpose
To persuade
To inform
To entertain
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The “average” person uses this product. Politicians = just like the “average” person
Bias
Glittering Generalities
Plain folk
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An author who is qualified to write about a topic (For Example: A researcher)
Bandwagon
Facts/statistics
Expert testimony
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Personification is
vivid descriptions
repeated consonant sounds within words
giving human qualities to something that isn't a human
a comparison using like or as
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Relevant and sufficient information found in research
Facts and statistics
Bias
Bandwagon
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Which of the following are keywords for third person objective point of view?
He, she, they, real people's names
I, me, my
You, your
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To persuade means to
share one's feelings and thoughts on a topic
argue for one side of a topic
tell a humorous story
give factual information on a topic
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A pun is
A comparison not using like or as
repeated consonant sounds within words
A humorous play on words
Giving human qualities to something that isn't a human
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Third person limited and omniscient points of view are found in what type of writing?
Non-Fiction
Fiction
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A set idea about a group of people without much support
Plain Folk
Glittering Generalities
Stereotypes
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Leaving out important information
Omission of Information
Bias
Fact/Statistics
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Having someone well known speak out in favor of a product, problem or cause
Celebrity Endoresement
Bias
Plain Folk
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Which of the following are keywords of third person omniscient point of view?
I, me, we, us
You, your
He, she, they, characters names
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Which of the following are keywords of first person point of view?
I, me, my, we, us
He, she, they, characters names
You, your
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To express thoughts means to
entertain with a fictional story
share one's feelings on a topic
give true information on a topic
argue one's side on a topic
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The pen danced across the paper is an example of..
Simile
Personification
Pun
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Second person point of view is typically found in what type of author's purpose
to inform
to express thoughts
to persaude
entertain
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For a claim to be valid there should be
opinions only
a mix of logical appeals
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Non-fiction writing is factual writing
False
True
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Using words such as, “always”, “never”, “everyone”, and “all”
Bias
Overgeneralizing
Colloquialism
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Third person objective point of view is found in what type of writing?
Fiction
Non-Fiction
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Which of the following are keywords of second person limited point of view?
He, she, Characters names
You, your
I, me, my, we, us
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Did you see the bee fly across his knees is an example of..
Assonance
Paradox
Personification
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What is a theme?
A lesson learned from a story
The title of a story
A moral of a story
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“Everyone is doing it! I should too!”
Bandwagon
Bias
Facts/statistics
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No one goes to that restaurant because it's too crowded is an example of..
Metaphor
Paradox
Pun
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First person point of view can be found in all four types of author's purpose
True
False
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To entertain means to
tell a fictional story
persuade the reader
give true information on a topic
share one's opinion on a topic
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Assonance is
a play on words
a contradictory statement
the repeated vowel sound with words
the repeated consonant sound within words
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Showing the opposing viewpoint of an argument to make your own argument stronger
Bias
Bandwagon
Counterargument
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That dog isn't fat, he's just a little husky is an example of..
Pun
Paradox
Personification
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Language only appropriate for informal conversation (Slang)
Colloquialism
Glittering Generalities
Bias
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Looking at similarities and differences in ideas, practices or situations
Comparisons
Overgeneralizing
Bias
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A phrase associated with highly valued concepts and beliefs to attract general approval
Bias
Plain folk
Glittering Generalities
