What is the definition of tone?

The way the author or character feels about a subject

Which of these is an example of anecdotal evidence?

Two nurses who had the covid vaccine had an allergic reaction to it

What is a counterclaim?

When the author shows the opposite viewpoint in an argument

Using credible evidence in your argument

The setting, characters and conflict

What does monologue mean?

When a character in a play gives a long speech to other characters

The climax or turning point of a story is when...

Something happens that changes the story forever

A soliloquy is when...

A character talks to themselves out loud

Which of the following is an example of assonance?

The tasty spread was made in haste.

A recurring symbol that hints at the theme of a story

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1
The hero, the evil genius and the damsel in distress are examples of what?
Personification
Anthropomorphism
Motif
Archetypes
2
What is the definition of tone?
The way a sentence is structured
The words chosen to make a point
The way the author or character feels about a subject
The way the story makes you feel
3
Which of these is an example of anecdotal evidence?
If more people are vaccinated, fewer people will get sick from the virus
The covid vaccine is 98% effective
Two nurses who had the covid vaccine had an allergic reaction to it
Studies have shown that the vaccine beats the virus
4
Which of these is an example of anthropomorphism?
A cat on a mat
A smiling sun
A waving tree
Mickey Mouse
5
A quatrain stanza has
1 line
2 lines
4 lines
3 lines
6
What is a counterclaim?
When the author shows the opposite viewpoint in an argument
A shelf containing shellfish
The end of an argument essay
When the author states their position in an argument
7
Which of these is an example of consonance?
The cat sat on the mat
I wandered lonely as a cloud
The tasty spread was made in haste
All I want for Christmas is you
8
Which one of these is a primary source?
Research paper
A reporter who arrived at a crime scene after the event
A biography
The mom of a boy who saw an accident
9
Define "ethos"
Using emotion in your argument
Using logic in your argument
Using credible evidence in your argument
Using hasty generalization in your argument.
10
"You are either pro-life or pro-choice." This is an example of which logical fallacy?
Either/Or
Scare tactics
Ad hominem
Bandwagon
11
Exposition includes
The tone of the story
The end of the story
The climax of the story
The setting, characters and conflict
12
What does monologue mean?
When a character in a play gives a long speech to other characters
When a character in a play talks to themselves with no-one else present
When a character tells a story about a past event
When two characters talk to each other
13
"If a black cat walks across your path, it's bad luck." This is an example of which logical fallacy?
Appeal to false authority
Slippery slope
Ad hominem
Faulty causality
14
A quintet stanza has
Two lines
Four lines
Five lines
Three lines
15
The climax or turning point of a story is when...
Something happens that changes the story forever
The beginning of the story is explained
The protagonist is revealed
The resoluition of the story is explained
16
What is the definition of mood?
The way a sentence is constructed
How the writing makes you feel
The end of the story
How the writer or character feels about the subject
17
A soliloquy is when...
When a character talks to others but they don't reply
A musical solo in a movie
When two characters talk to each other
A character talks to themselves out loud
18
Which of the following is an example of assonance?
I wondered lonely as a cloud
The tasty spread was made in haste.
All I want for Christmas is you
The cat sat on the mat
19
"Students are sifted like flour through the door" is an example of
Personification
A simile
A metaphor
Anthropomorphism
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A motif is
A recurring symbol that hints at the theme of a story
A symbol
A simile
A metaphor

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