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An #English #Composition final exam review
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1
Which of the following is a correct MLA in-text citation?
(Smith, 2019, p. 200)
(Smith pg. 200)
(Smith 200)
(Smith, 200)
2
True/False: The most important audience to consider is the actual audience.
False
True
3
This image uses ___________.
Ethos
Logos
Kairos
Pathos
4
True/False: In a conclusion paragraph, just rewrite the thesis statement and you'll be fine.
False
True
5
Which of the following is a correct APA in-text citation?
(Smith pg. 200)
(Smith 200)
(Smith, 200)
(Smith, 2019, p. 200)
6
All of the following are possible purposes for academic writing. Which is MOST common?
Expository
Persuasive
Narrative
Argumentative
7
Which of the following does NOT constitute plagiarism?
Buying a paper from an online paper mill
Properly integrating and citing research sources
Copying and pasting from different sources to make a paper
Submitting the same paper to two different classes
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True/False: You can "win" an argument while still not convincing your audience completely.
True
False
9
What is a fallacy?
When you fall down while arguing to a crowd
Good argumentative practices
Flawed logic
The evidence you use to prove a claim
10
The main point you are trying to convince your audience of is the ________.
Evidence
Main idea
Point
Claim
11
Where should the writer place a thesis statement?
The first sentence of the essay
The beginning of the first body paragraph
The conclusion
The end of the introduction
12
Which fallacy does this image NOT show?
Bandwagon (ad populum)
Ad hominem
Non sequitur/missing the point
Strawman
13
Which fallacy does this image show?
False dichotomy/black or white
Ad hominem
Slippery slope
Bandwagon
14
Which of the following is the MOST credible source for information about a current event?
Politically biased news (Fox News, MSNBC, etc.)
Twitter trending topics
Major national newspapers (NY Times, Washington Post, etc.)
Blogs by the people affected
15
Which fallacy does this image show?
Slippery slope
Appeal to Authority
Ad hominem
False dichotomy/black or white
16
This image uses ___________.
Logos
Pathos
Kairos
Ethos
17
All of the following are possible purposes for academic writing. Which is LEAST common?
Expository
Argumentative
Narrative
Persuasive
18
A good thesis statement ______________.
answers the question, "so what?"
All of the above
is arguable
suggests the structure and content of a paper
19
All of the following are indicators of a potentially credible source EXCEPT _______.
Current dates if the topic is current
Published in a peer-reviewed periodical
Anonymous author
The author's credentials are clear
20
This image uses ___________.
Kairos
Ethos
Pathos
Logos
21
Which of the following sentences contains an example of personification?
Rambling rangers riding roughshod
It's an oven in here!
The moon was as bright as a thousand-watt bulb.
The sun shone cheerily on the scene.
22
The sentence which helps describe to the reader what the paper will cover is called the ______.
Thesis statement
Topic sentence
Evidence
Claim
23
Which fallacy does this image show?
Ad hominem
Slippery slope
False dichotomy/black or white
Bandwagon
24
Good body paragraphs do all of the following EXCEPT _____.
Contain a topic sentence
Contain cited research
Analyze cited research
Wrap up the paper
25
All of the following are indicators of a potentially non-credible source EXCEPT _______.
Titles and headings are inflammatory or "click-bait"
Poorly edited or written
The author's credentials are clear
Strong bias towards one side of an issue
26
Which of the following contains an example of alliteration?
Bang!
The waves crashed angrily onto the deck.
The competition is a pressure cooker.
Willie won't want wet wheat waffles.
27
It wouldn't be a Mrs. Frederick exam without it. What's the #1 rule all writers must follow?
Just keep swimming!
Keep the reader guessing!
Keep the reader reading!
It's my way or the highway!
