Persuading through credibility/character

the dictionary definition of a word.

A hint at something that will happen later in the story.

The feeling the author wants the reader to feel.

the events that occur in a literary work.

Problem/Solution text structures include words such as

problem is, a possible solution, reason being

The authors attitude about a subject.

The study of the origin of words and the semantic meaning across time.

What is the main difference between a story's central idea and a story's theme?

Theme is a universal lesson & central idea is the authors focused message.

the specific words an author chooses to use to convey an idea or story.

Define characterization

How the author describes a character.

how the author arranges words into to grammartically correct sentences.

The text structure cause and effect is when

explains the reason and the results of a specific event or action.

An example of sequential order is

Step by step instructions on a cake box.

Third person point of view is

When the narrator uses "she, he, it" pronouns

The underlying message the author is trying to get across.

How the writer chooses to narrate the story

Connotation refers to

the idea and/or feeling associated with that word.

the problem or problems in the story that need to be resolved

A chronological text structure is

the arrangement of events on when they occurred.

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If a story is written using the word "you" the point of view is
3rd person omniscient
1st person point of view
2nd person point of view
3rd person limited
2
Ethos appeals to
Persuading by using logic
Persuading in general
Persuading through credibility/character
Persuading to emotions
3
Which of the following is a type of conflict?
Character vs Self
Character vs Plot
Character vs Objects
Character vs Setting
4
Willow wept while waiting for the results
Symbolism
Metaphor
Alliteration
Simile
5
Dennotation is
a specific reference to a word.
the pronunciation key of a word.
the way a word is phonetically spelled.
the dictionary definition of a word.
6
Define foreshadowing
Giving human like characteristics to non-living things.
A hint at something that will happen later in the story.
Comparing two unlike things using like or as
A flashback to what happened previously
7
Rhetoric is a technique using language to
explain
inform
describe
persuade
8
Mood is
The underlying message in a story.
The authors attitude.
The feeling the author wants the reader to feel.
How you are feeling.
9
Plot is
where the story takes place.
devices used to convey underlying meaning.
how the author persuades the reader.
the events that occur in a literary work.
10
Rhetorical appeals persuade audiences through
claim, evidence, commentary
credible evidence
logical reasoning
ethos, pathos, logos
11
Logos appeals to
emotions
a person's character
logic and reasoning
claims and commentary
12
Problem/Solution text structures include words such as
first, then, next
for example, characteristics of, to illustrate,
problem is, a possible solution, reason being
however/yet, also, instead of,
13
Which is not a type of irony?
dramatic
situational
verbal
visual
14
Pathos appeals to
emotions
logic and reasoning
arguments with evidence
credibility
15
Tone is...
The emotion the author wants the reader to feel.
The authors attitude about a subject.
The authors use of sound.
The authors use of persuasion.
16
Etymology refers to
The arrangment of words in a sentence.
The arrangement of letters in a word.
How sentences are structured.
The study of the origin of words and the semantic meaning across time.
17
A series of events that tie up loose ends of the story. The conflicts and the climax are taken care of.
Exposition
Rising action
Resolution
Falling action
18
What is the main difference between a story's central idea and a story's theme?
Theme is what the story is about and central idea is what is taught.
Theme is a universal lesson & central idea is the authors focused message.
19
Diction refers to
The dictionary definition of the word.
How an author organizes the information.
How an author arranges their words in a sentence.
the specific words an author chooses to use to convey an idea or story.
20
The central idea is
the first sentence in each paragraph.
a detail from the text.
the focused idea of the text.
a quote you provide from the text.
21
Define characterization
The process in which a character speaks in a story.
The way an author writes a character.
The way a character changes in a story.
How the author describes a character.
22
Syntax is
how the author arranges words into to grammartically correct sentences.
where words orginated from.
the pattern of how letter are arranged within a word.
how an author makes readers feel.
23
The text structure cause and effect is when
explains the reason and the results of a specific event or action.
a catastrophe brought on by nature.
there is a solution to a problem.
one person blames the author.
24
Author's intent/purpose
to entertain, inform, persuade
to inform, cite, explain
to entertain, explain, persuade
to introduce, argue, conclude
25
The part of the story where conflicts starts to develop. A building of suspense or interst occurs.
Rising action
Falling action
Climax
Resolution
26
An example of sequential order is
Creating a timeline for WWII events.
Step by step instructions on a cake box.
Drawing a picture for art class.
Matallic sequins on a dress.
27
Third person point of view is
When the narrator uses "she, he, it" pronouns
The odd man out.
The third character used in the story.
The person with a contradictory idea.
28
Text structures refers to
A way to close read the text.
How to build a paragraph.
The font, color, titles, and subtitles around the text.
How the text is organized.
29
This usually occurs at the beginning of the story. Characters are introduced. We also learn about the setting.
Exposition
Resolution
Rising action
Climax
30
"You've got a smile that could light up this whole town" --Taylor Swift
Simile
Personification
Metaphor
Dramatic Irony
31
In Toy Story, human characters are not aware that that the toys speak and move while the audience is aware
dramatic irony
situational irony
verbal irony
none of the above
32
Theme is
The underlying message the author is trying to get across.
The authors attitude towards a character.
The conflict an author creates in a story.
The type of park with a specific topic.
33
Exclaiming "Oh great!" after failing an exam is
none of the above
verbal irony
situational irony
dramatic irony
34
Point of View is
The specific point the author is trying to make.
How the writer chooses to narrate the story
The window the reader looks through.
The underlying message in the story.
35
Connotation refers to
the way the word is spoken with its intonation.
the idea and/or feeling associated with that word.
the dictionary definition of the word.
the method of note-taking in a lecture.
36
Conflict refers to
The ending of a story.
An agreement between two foes.
the problem or problems in the story that need to be resolved
The action of two chacters fighting.
37
A pilot who is afraid of heights
dramatic irony
situational irony
none of the above
verbal irony
38
A chronological text structure is
the arrangement of events on when they occurred.
when to make a recipe.
how to put something together.
when time is of the essence.
39
"And he's passing by, rare as the glimmer of a comet in the sky" --Taylor Swift
Metaphor
Allusion
Simile
Alliteration
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My heart leaped into my throat as I turned and saw a frightening shadow.
3rd person onmiscient
2nd person point of view
3rd person limited
1st person point of view

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