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A narrative device, used at the beginning of a work, to provide background is known as a(n)
Exposition
Epilogue
Appendix
Monologue
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Jargon can be defined as:
statements voiced as a question
the ability to think and form judgments
special words or expressions
ideas or feelings with certain words to invoke meaning
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Choose the hyperbole
I had to wait forever!
His jaws are death itself
Float like a butterfly, sting like a bee
Sally picked seashells by the sea shore
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Which pronoun does third person point of view NOT use:
Him
I
They
Her
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The subtle presence of a positive or negative approach towards a topic is a(n)
opinion
explicit
bias
defense of a claim
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Connotation can be defined as:
the ideasor feelings that a certain word invokes
the establishmentof authorityand reliability
statements which are voiced as questions
special wordsor expressions used by a profession or groups
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Pick the metaphor:
His jaws are death.
I had to wait forever!
Float like a butterfly, sting like a bee
Sally sells seashells by the sea shore.
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A dramatic speech, revealinginner thoughts/feelings, spoken aloud by one character to oneself
Soliloquy
Speech
Script
Monologue
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The orderingof words into phrases, clauses, andsentences that are the same structurally is
Perpendicular Syntax
Polynesian Syntax
Repetition
Parallel Syntax
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Which one of these is an element of story?
Persuasion
Setting
Villain
Alternate Ending
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What is the turning point called in a novel?
the unseen plot twist
the exposition
the ending
the climax
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Inner conflict is when
A character is battling someone else
A character is battling themselves
A character is battling their health
A character is battling everything
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Pick the simile
I had to wait forever!
Float like a butterfly, sting like a bee
His jaws are death.
Sally sells seashells by the sea shore.
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What is a genre?
A conclusion drawn from specific information
A category used to classify literary works
An organizational device used in literature
support provided to mark an assertion as reasonable
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Which word below is NOT one of the 5 elements of story?
plot
character
script
conflict
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When someone makes an oversimplifiedstatement about a group based on limited information that's
using connontation
appealing to numbers, facts, and statistics
a sweeping generalization
an inappropriate comment
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The difference between explicit and implicit information is that
one is helpful, the other is not
one is inappropriate, one is appropriate
one is said and one is understood from the written text
one is understandable, the other is confusing
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Attempting to persuade the readerby using a famousperson toendorse a product or idea is called
Bandwagon
Circular Argument
Testimonial
Red Herring
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The orderingof words into meaningful verbal patterns such as phrases, clauses, andsentences is
argumentation
parallelism
writing
syntax
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Choose the sentence with alliteration:
Sally sells seashells by the sea shore.
His jaws are death.
Float like a butterfly, sting like a bee
I had to wait forever!
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An organizational device used inliterature to create expectation or to set up an explanation is
epilogue
foreshadowing
prologue
flashback
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Pathos
Appealing to their emotions
Distraction
Appealing to their mind
Appealing to their character
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Choose the rhetorical question
"Everyone loves Nike!"
"Buy now! Only available in the next ten minutes!"
"You should buy the best for your family!"
"Why wouldn't you want something this effective and cheap?"
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When you write a persuasive piece, you must provide a thesis (your point) and then give
unrelated evidence
irrelevant details
defense of the claim
interesting vocabulary
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Define Red Herring
Distraction
Using the ending point as the beginning
Additional Information
Appealing to their character
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When someone attacks the person instead of the issue, it's known as
Jargon
Name-calling
Politics
Bandwagon
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Circular Argument
Appealing to their character
Using the ending point as the beginning
Distraction
Additional Information
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Third person omniscient point of view is when
the narrator is god
the narrator knows the feelings of all of the characters
the narrator knows the feelings of one of the characters
the narrator wrote from a personal point of view
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Trying to persuade the person todo, think or buy something because it is popular is known as:
Red Herring
Bandwagon
Testimonial
Circular Argument
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Novels sometimes utilize this structural device to present action that occurred in the past:
Time travel
Chapters
Flashback
Appendix
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Which of the below choices is NOT an element of non-fiction?
Facts
Plot
Data
Charts
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Credibility (Ethos) tries to:
use a famous person's reputation to sell the product
appeal to the power of the mind and rationality
create feelings accentuated by love, anger, fear, etc
establish authority and reliability to get audience's trust
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Logos
Appealing to their character
Distraction
Appealing to their mind
Appealing to their emotions
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A character whose qualitieshighlight the differences in another character, to magnify them
doppleganger
antagonist
foil
protagonist
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Ethos
Using the end point as the beginning
Appealing to their character
Additional Information
Distraction
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A judgment based on reasoningrather than on a direct or explicit statement is known as a(n)
belief
fallacy
inference
genre
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An extended speech spoken by one speakerto an audience is called a
Script
Solilioquy
Monologue
Speech
