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Literary Elements - SAT Essay Review
Literary Elements - SAT Essay Review
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A comparison that doesn't use "like" or "as" is known as...
personification
a metaphor
a simile
rhyme scheme
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You should spend a lot of time summarizing the passage.
True
False
3
Language that helps the reader visualize ideas is known as...
citations
imagery
personification
alliteration
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A claim must be supported by...
logos
figurative language
opinions
evidence
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Rhetoric is the art of...
using statistics
writing
poetry
persuasion
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Pathos is the appeal to...
logic or common sense
the reader's emotions
the author's credibility
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Evidence must be elaborated on through...
reasoning
statistics
citations
thesis statements
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Language that is not meant to be taken literally is...
essays
figurative language
data
rhetoric
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Tone is...
the reader's emotional response
the author's purpose
the author's attitude
the author's main argument
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Ethos is the appeal to...
the reader's emotions
logic or common sense
the author's credibility
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A claim is...
an unsupported opinion
the author's main argument
points that support the author's argument
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Logos is the appeal to...
logic or common sense
the reader's emotions
the author's credibility
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How much time will you have to read the passage and write your essay?
60 minutes
30 minutes
40 minutes
50 minutes
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Which of these could be examples of supporting evidence in writing?
quotes
anecdotes (personal stories)
charts/graphs
statistics
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The SAT essay prompt will ask you to analyze and write about...
your personal opinion about a topic/text
the author's argument
the author's word choice
