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What are the Rhetorical Devices that we studied?
Strawman, Bandwagon, and Red Herring
Exigence, Purpose, and Audience
Rhetorical Question, Parallelism, and Repition
Ethos, Pathos, and Logos
2
In the Argumentative Essay, one should write in first person point of view because the audience cares about opinions.
False
True
3
Someone who argues in favor of something; advocate.
Audience
Proponent
Claim
Opponent
4
A person who disagrees with something and speaks against it.
The Jury
Opponent
Audience
Proponent
5
Which sentences make up the Body Paragraphs?
Hook, Connecting Sentence, Thesis Statement
Topic Sentence, Example, Explanation of Example, Concluding Sentence
Counterclaim, Counterclaim Evidence, Rebuttal, Rebuttal Evidence
Rephrased Thesis Statement and Closing Memorable Statement
6
A short constructed response should be 3-5 sentences.
False
True
7
What are the two essay types on STAAR?
Compare and Contrast
Informational and Narrative
Fiction and Non-Fiction
Argumentative and Expository
8
What are the order of the five paragraphs in and Argumentative Essay?
Introduction, Body Paragraph #1 and #2, Counter Argument, Conclusion
Introduction, Hook, Thesis Statement, Example, and Conclusion
Hook, Connecting Sentence, Background Info, Thesis Statement, Conclusion
Topic Sentence, Example, Explanation of Example, Qoute, Concluding Sentence
9
Which sentences make up the Conclusion?
Counterclaim, Counterclaim Evidence, Rebuttal, Rebuttal Evidence
Rephrased Thesis Statement and Closing Memorable Statement
Hook, Connecting Sentence, Thesis Statement
Topic Sentence, Example, Explanation of Example, Concluding Sentence
10
What is the Rhetorical Situation that we studied?
Ethos, Pathos, and Logos
Exigence, Purpose, and Audience
Rhetorical Question, Parallelism, and Repition
Strawman, Bandwagon, and Red Herring
11
___________________________ expresses the purpose or main point of your essay.
Rebuttal
Claim
Topic Sentence
Thesis Statement
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Ethos, Pathos, and Logos are considered _________________.
The Rhetorical Devices
The Rhetorical Situation
THe Rhetorical Strategy
The Rhetorical Appeals
13
What does STAAR stand for?
State of Texas Academic Assesment of Readiness
Standardized Test of Accute Academic Resources
State of Texas Assesment of Academic Readiness
Standaridized Texas Assesment of Academic Readiness
14
Which sentences make up the Counterargument?
Rephrased Thesis Statement and Closing Memorable Statement
Topic Sentence, Example, Explanation of Example, Concluding Sentence
Counterclaim, Counterclaim Evidence, Rebuttal, Rebuttal Evidence
Hook, Connecting Sentence, Thesis Statement
15
What sentences should be in your short constructed response in the reading section contain?
Topic Sentence, Example, Explanation of Example, and Concluding Sentence
Topic Sentence, Qoute, and Concluding Sentence
Topic Sentence, Counterclaim, and Concluding Sentence
Thesis Statement, Explanation of Thesis Statement, and Conclusion
16
Exhibiting open-mindedness is one of the key factors in your argument.
False
True
17
There will be two Short Constructed Responses on the English II STAAR exam.
False
True
18
What are the logical fallacies (faulty reasoning) that we studied?
Rhetorical Question, Parallelism, and Repition
Ethos, Pathos, and Logos
Strawman, Bandwagon, and Red Herring
Exigence, Purpose, and Audience
19
You do not need to edit or revise your essay, the scorers will know what you are talking about.
False
True
20
Which sentences make up the "Introduction" Paragraph?
Rephrased Thesis Statement and Closing Memorable Statement
Hook, Connecting Sentence, Thesis Statement
Topic Sentence, Example, Explanation of Example, Concluding Sentence
Counterclaim, Counterclaim Evidence, Rebuttal, Rebuttal Evidence
21
What are the rhetorical appeals that we studied?
Exigence, Purpose, and Audience
Strawman, Bandwagon, and Red Herring
Ethos, Pathos, and Logos
Rhetorical Question, Parallelism, and Repition