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What makes something relevant in an argument?
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Free verse
poetry:
Has no set meter or rhyme
Is always humorous
Follows a strict rhyme scheme
Must use personification
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What makes something
relevant
in an argument?
It is funny
It directly supports the claim or topic
It is confusing
It is emotional
3
To
evaluate
a source means to:
Write a summary
Reword it
Add it to your bibliography
Judge its quality and usefulness
4
A
limerick
is:
A poem about nature
A short, humorous 5-line poem with a rhyme scheme
A 14-line poem with no rhyme scheme
A tragic narrative
5
A
stanza
is:
A group of lines in a poem
A section of a script
A character’s speech
A paragraph in prose
6
A
pantoum
is:
A research technique
A type of poetic form with repeating lines
A type of persuasive writing
A punctuation mark
7
Logos
appeals to:
Logic and reasoning
Popular opinion
Emotions and feelings
Authority
8
Personification
is:
Listing facts
Comparing things using “as”
Summarizing a plot
Giving human qualities to non-human things
9
In drama,
staging
refers to:
The moral of the story
The rhyme scheme of a poem
The arrangement of actors, props, and scenery
The punctuation of a poem
10
What does
Point of View
refer to in a story?
The tone of the narrator
The conflict of the main character
The setting and time period
The perspective from which the story is told
11
Structure
in writing means:
How often a word is repeated
How a text is organized
The rhyme scheme only
The number of words
12
Rhyme
in poetry refers to:
The order of events
The repetition of vowel sounds
Words with the same ending sounds
A type of character
13
Ethos
appeals to:
Logic
Emotion
Humor
Trust or character
14
Plagiarism
is:
A citation method
Making an argument
A type of metaphor
Copying someone’s work without giving credit
15
Tone
refers to:
The feeling the reader has
The author’s attitude toward the subject
The speed of dialogue
The climax of the story
16
What is a
bibliography
used for?
To explain the theme
To introduce characters
To list sources used in research
To define poetic devices
17
A
pun
is:
A poem without rhyme
A type of stanza
A play on words for humorous effect
A serious theme
18
Pathos
appeals to:
Logic
Emotions
Facts
Structure
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Evidence
in an argument is used to:
Entertain
Distract the reader
Describe the setting
Support a claim
20
Meter
in poetry means:
The repetition of sounds
The number of lines
The tone
The pattern of stressed and unstressed syllables
21
What does it mean to
annotate
a text?
Read it silently
Memorize key phrases
Add notes or comments for explanation
Translate it into another language
22
Inflection
refers to:
A type of sentence
Word definitions
The way a person changes pitch or tone in speech
The end of a paragraph, the conclusion
23
Rhetorical appeals
include
Conflict and climax
Tone and mood
Theme and plot
Ethos, Pathos, Logos
24
Figurative language
includes:
Story summaries
Devices like metaphors and similes
Literal descriptions
Grammar rules
25
In writing,
reasons
are used to:
Add humor
Define tone
Provide support for a claim
Tell a story
26
Hyperbole
is:
An extreme exaggeration
A stanza structure
A type of irony
A factual statement
27
Sources
are:
Characters in a play
Parts of a stanza
Texts, people, or documents that provide information
Ideas you invent yourself
28
A
controversy
is:
A prolonged public disagreement or debate
A minor disagreement
A type of metaphor
A humorous scene
29
A
poet
is:
A person who debates
A narrator in fiction
A writer of poems
A person who writes stories
30
A
citation
is:
A quote used without credit
A reference to a source
An incorrect fact
A summary of your ideas
31
What is a
play
in literature?
A poem with four lines
A nonfiction article
A script with characters, dialogue, and stage directions
A theme
32
A story’s
theme
is:
The place where it occurs
The events that happen
The main message or lesson
The conflict only
33
A
metaphor
is:
A direct comparison without using “like” or “as”
A persuasive device
A rhyming couplet
A direct comparison using “like” or “as”
34
A
formal style
is:
Slang and abbreviations
Friendly and casual
Structured, academic, and respectful
Rhyming words
35
What is
conflict
in literature?
A type of rhyme
The setting of a story
The problem or struggle in a story
A poetic technique
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What is a
claim
in an essay?
A poetic device
A piece of dialogue
A writer’s main argument or position
A character’s thoughts
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To
rate
something means to:
Evaluate or score it
Write a summary
Translate it
Compare two sources
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Sufficient
evidence is:
Based on opinion only
Too much detail
Not related to the topic
Just enough to support your claim
39
Logical fallacies
are:
Strong points in a debate
Mistakes in reasoning
Types of sources
Types of rhyme schemes
40
An
ode
is:
A poem that praises someone or something
A play
A type of fallacy
A humorous poem
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What is an
argument
in writing?
A reasoned point of view supported by evidence
A description of setting
A summary of a story
A heated fight between characters
42
What is the definition of
Alliteration
?
A type of figurative language that gives human qualities to objects
The repetition of initial consonant sounds
A comparison using "like" or "as"
A reference to another work
43
A
credible
source is one that is:
Trustworthy and believable
Unreliable and untrustworthy
Outdated and archaic
Funny and unserious
44
Diction
refers to:
The rhythm of a poem
The plot structure
Word choice and style of expression
A type of figurative language
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Research
involves:
Telling personal stories
Watching movies
Making up facts
Collecting information to learn or support something
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A
simile
is:
A rhyme pattern
A direct comparison using "like" or "as"
A direct comparison without using "like" or "as"
A type of play
