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Key English Vocabulary Terms
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Potato chips aren't rubbery like fat, but crispy like lettuce. That proves they're diet food.
false analogy
ad hominem
appeal to fear
red herring
2
A character who changes in some important way as a result of the story's actions.
dynamic
static
affluent
inconsequential
3
An argument that attacks the character of a person rather than his opinions or arguments.
false analogy
false dilemma
ad hominem
post hoc
4
When the author does not directly reveal the characters personality they are using...
allusion
indirect characterization
assumptive convulsive psoriasis (ACP)
direct characterization
5
The recurrence of similar consonant sounds in lines of poetry.
assonance
obstanance
consumption
consonance
6
one point or argument does not follow logically from the preceding one; no logical relationship
false dilemma
false authority
non sequitur
post hoc
7
Sally sells seashells by the seashore is an example of...
alliteration
rythm
allusion
rhyming
8
People can apply lessons or ideas from themes to their own lives
true
false
9
The literal (dictionary) meaning of something is...
connotative meaning
denotative meaning
decided meaning
cursory meaning
10
a conclusion that if A happens then eventually through a series of steps Z will happen
post hoc
straw man
slippery slope
ad hominem
11
walking dead is an ...
oxymoron
assumption
denouement
allusion
12
A person, place, or thing that is representative of something beyond itself.
objectivism
surrealism
obstredanationalistic purpose
symbolism
13
This type of character is more complex in a story and more emotionally developed.
round
flat
a square peg in a round hole
square
14
original copy is an...
allusion
assumption
alliteration
oxymoron
15
an ad that links a symbol and its traits to a person or idea
card stacking
transfer
misuse of statistics
plain folks
16
To be objective means to be...
rhetorical
honest about how you feel
completely factual
understanding
17
The feeling the reader gets while reading a piece of literature.
message
mood
theory
theme
18
A problem or struggle between two opposing forces in a story.
internal resolution
external resolution
internal conflict
external conflict
19
You can identify theme from all of these except...
the setting
key plot details
a character's actions
the conflict
20
If we don’t bail out the automakers, the US economy will collapse, so we must bail them out.
post hoc
straw man
appeal to fear
non sequitur
21
Tone is a reflection of the...
none of the above
readers reflection of the characters
character's attitude about the author
author's attitude towards a subject
22
Something written that can have more than one possible meaning is known to be...
ambidextrous
allegory
ambiguous
an homage
23
numbers and statistics are construed to hide meaning
testimonial
misuse of statistics
name calling
loaded words
24
suggestion to think or act as others do
plain folks
bandwagon
card stacking
misuse of statistics
25
Representative of only stating the
facts
and not stating opinions or emotional thoughts.
objective
motive
assertive
subjective
26
A humorous play on words often involving double meanings is called a...
nun
sun
run
pun
27
presents only two choices or solutions to a problem or situation and forces someone to choose
false authority
false dilemma
post hoc
red herring
28
Threatening the audience with negative consequences if his claim is not accepted or believed.
logical fallacy
slippery slope
appeal to fear
non sequitar
29
The central idea is usually specific to the individual story.
false
true
30
Green Peace's strategies aren't effective because they are all dirty lazy hippies.
false dilemma
red herring
false analogy
ad hominem
31
You are late getting home, so you distract your parents by talking to them about the weather.
false analogy
false dilemma
appeal to fear
red herring
32
Being bad for the environment, if we ban hummers , then eventually the gov't will ban all cars
ad hominem
appeal to fear
false dilemma
slippery slope
33
putting words or ideas in people's head; creating a dummy or falsified argument or situation
false authority
ad hominem
straw man
false dilemma
34
The underlying message or moral of a story that can be related to other stories and real life.
mood
tone
theme
central idea
35
form of communication that is aimed towards influencing a community towards a cause or position
propaganda
provoking
parrot dropping
patronize
36
Most people who are read the last rites die, so Priests must be killing people with magic words
false authority
straw man
non sequitur
post hoc
37
words with positive or negative connotations that stir readers
loaded words
card stacking
name-calling
misuse of statistics
38
Fully describing the time and place where an event occurs is referring to...
integral setting
backwards setting
intelligent design
backdrop setting
39
attacking a persons position by attaching by using slander or unpleasantries towards them
plain folks
name-calling
card stacking
bandwagon
40
An expression that cannot be understood from the meanings of its individual words.
idyllic
midyllic
idiom
idea
41
The series of related events in a story.
setting
stop
plot
theme
42
a public figure or celebrity promotes or endorses a product, a policy, or a political candidate
card stacking
plain folks
testimonial
bandwagon
43
Combining words that have opposite or very different meanings.
allusion
dillusion
conclusion
oxymoron
44
Presents people as authorities on products or issues; these authorities in a different field.
slippery slope
ad hominem
false dilemma
false authority
45
A comparison between two things
not
using "like" or "as"
symphony
metaphor
simile
synergy
46
A statement that appears self-contradictory but reveals a kind of truth.
paramount
paradox
perpetuity
perspire
47
A mild, indirect, or polite expression substituting for one that is too harsh or blunt.
euphrates
euphemism
obscurism derision oblivion
colloquialism
48
When determining central idea, you should focus on who or what are ____ in a story
most interesting
most important
not important
least important
49
When determining central idea you should identify the most interesting information in a story.
true
false
50
Conveying a vague and general setting
integral setting
backdrop setting
intelligent design
backwards setting
51
comparison or metaphors that relate ideas or situations that are not really that similar
slippery slope
false analogy
appeal to fear
false dilemma
52
The place and time a story takes place is the ...
setting
foreshadowing
plot
ending
53
an error in logic often used in debate to mislead or distract people from the real issue
logistical nightmare
logically not this answer
lonely limitless listening
logical fallacy
54
My teacher told me that girls like boys who dance, so if you want to get girls learn to dance.
post hoc
straw man
non sequitur
false authority
55
attempting to redirect the the argument to another issue that the person can better respond to
red herring
false dilemma
ad hominem
non sequitar
56
People who don't support the proposed state minimum wage increase hate the poor.
false authority
non sequitur
post hoc
straw man
57
Theme is..
the lesson, message, or moral of the story
the main points of the story
the mood of the story
the tone of the story
58
A brief summary specific to the individual story is the...
central theme
underlying message
underlying interpretive dance (UID)
central idea
59
Important hints that an author drops to help the reader anticipate what is to happen in a story
forestalling
foreboding
foreshadowing
fork sticking in it (I'm tired)
60
The implied meaning of something is the...
conditional meaning
denotative meaning
connotative meaning
demonstrative meaning
61
an attempt to convince the audience that a prominent person and his ideas are "of the people"
name-calling
card stacking
transfer
plain folks
62
I stole the lipstick because the sky was blue.
slippery slope
straw man
non sequitur
post hoc
63
An indirect reference to a well-known person, place, event, literary work, or work of art is...
omnipotent
illusion
allusion
omniscient
64
A cause and effect relationship between two sequential events; often very reasonable.
post hoc
false dilemma
false analogy
slippery slope
65
Something based on personal feelings, tastes, or opinions is...
supposed
ordinary
subjective
objective
66
What fits your busy schedule better, exercising 1 hour a day or being dead 24 hours a day?
false dilemma
personal attack
false analogy
red herring
67
A interruption in a plot or story to describe an event that occurred before the story began is
foreshadowing
foresight
flashback
flashforward
68
When advertisers stress positive qualities and ignore the negative.
plain folks
name-calling
card stacking
transfer
69
Themes are only applicable to the individual story
false
true
70
"While I nodded, nearly napping..." is an example of which sound device?
rhyme
repetition
alliteration
onomatopoeia