How does the author use a rhetorical question in paragraph 1 to support her appeal in the passage?

appeal to logic: people's actions in pronouncing her family's name

How does the author uses an allusion to Shakespeare (p 4) to advance the emotional appeal?

to show what people call you shouldn't change who you are

Which of the following themes best fits for the quote below?

A person's name can play a vital role in the shaping of their identity.

How does the repetition of "I love you" contribute to the meaning of the poem?

The poem represents the speaker giving love

How does the hyperbole of "I burned with shame" (p 15) contribute to the meaning of the text?

Emphasizes the feelings Julia had about feeling different from her peers

How does the author's use of personification in Stanza 1 advance the overall appeal of the passage?

Emotional appeal: a poem can provide relief from the cold

Which of the following themes best fits for the quote below?

There's a constant need to change & adapt yourself in order to be accepted.

Identify the best theme for the poem.

Love and poetry have the power to support people in hard times.

How does the similie in lines 17-19 contribute to the meaning of the text?

Creates a sense of security, restablishing the path of a loved one's life

What do the nicknames symbolize in the text?

How Julia was included and accepted despite her differences

What does a "pot full of yellow corn" symbolize in lines 8-10?

comfort, happiness, and well-being for a loved one

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1
How does the author use a rhetorical question in paragraph 1 to support her appeal in the passage?
appeal to humor: the narrator is funny
appeal to credibility: expert in orchestra instruments and sounds
appeal to logic: people's actions in pronouncing her family's name
appeal to emotions: forgiving others for mispronouncing her name
2
How does the author uses an allusion to Shakespeare (p 4) to advance the emotional appeal?
to emphasize how much she wanted to be accepted by others
to show what people call you shouldn't change who you are
to illustrate the connections she made while living in the US
to show how different pronounciations affect her attitude and relationships
3
Which of the following themes best fits for the quote below?
A person's name can play a vital role in the shaping of their identity.
Both themes
There's a constant need to change & adapt yourself in order to be accepted.
4
What does "mature" mean in lines 14-16 of the poem?
adolescent
grown
growing
green
5
How does the repetition of "I love you" contribute to the meaning of the poem?
Love is the cheapest and easiest gift to give
Love is separate and superior to material gifts
The poem represents the speaker giving love
Love is a hidden message that must be looked at closely
6
How does the hyperbole of "I burned with shame" (p 15) contribute to the meaning of the text?
Illustrates how Julia's skin looks after intense conversations
Emphasizes the feelings Julia had about feeling different from her peers
Highlights Julia's friend's reaction to her sunburn
Describes the mental abuse the Julia experienced trying to fit in at school
7
How does the author's use of personification in Stanza 1 advance the overall appeal of the passage?
Logical appeal: shows the effects of a blizzard
Appeal to credibility: author is a giving person
Emotional appeal: a poem can provide relief from the cold
Appeal to anger: consequences of being cold
8
Which of the following WERE NOT poetic devices used to create rhythm in the poem?
Internal Rhyme
End Rhyme
Repetition
Alliteration
9
Select which way the theme WAS NOT developed.
repetition
third person POV
first person POV
examples
10
Which of the following themes best fits for the quote below?
There's a constant need to change & adapt yourself in order to be accepted.
A person's name can play a vital role in the shaping of their identity.
Both themes
11
Which of the following themes best fits for the quote below?
There's a constant need to change & adapt yourself in order to be accepted.
A person's name can play a vital role in the shaping of their identity.
Both themes
12
What does the word "vaguely" in paragraph 10 mean as it is used within the sentence?
faint and approximate
confusing and firmly
explicitly and exactly
humorous and sarcastic
13
Which of the following themes best fits for the quote below?
There's a constant need to change & adapt yourself in order to be accepted.
Both themes
A person's name can play a vital role in the shaping of their identity.
14
Identify the best theme for the poem.
Sometimes people must sacrifice their well being for love.
People need their loved ones to provide them with physical shelter
Love and poetry have the power to support people in hard times.
Love is better shown through gifts than expression and devotion.
15
How does the similie in lines 17-19 contribute to the meaning of the text?
Gives the poem a musical quality and predictable pattern
Creates a sense of security, restablishing the path of a loved one's life
Creates a sense of movement, so the audience can find riches
Compares the poem to a nourishing resource that will come in handy
16
What do the nicknames symbolize in the text?
How Julia identified herself through pop culture references
How Julia's friends viewed her as a troublemaker
How Julia was included and accepted despite her differences
How Julia's mother isolates her daughter from her friends
17
What does a "pot full of yellow corn" symbolize in lines 8-10?
the author's remaining material possessions
quantity and quality of corn that the author gives to a loved one
types of food that can be exchanged between the author and a loved one
comfort, happiness, and well-being for a loved one

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