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1
Logos is a rhetorical strategy that
appeals to an educated crowd and uses provable facts
entices the audience with a gold medal winner.
makes the audience feel hopeful or joyous.
2
The boxers would yell and ___ each other at the press conference.
ineffectual
methodical
vilify
pique
3
Pathos is a rhetorical strategy that
entices the audience with celebrities
might use sad stories or abandoned animals
uses facts and data to affect the audience
4
Benji invariably arrives late with food and doesn't share.
False
True
5
I __ between my parents' homes during the weekends, but go to camp in the summer.
oscillate
outskirts
vilify
transient
6
I don't like sports, but chimpanzees playing basketball __ my interest.
vilify
oscillate
provacative
piques
7
It is benevolent to vilify your sibling in public.
True
False
8
Language, clothing and opinions can be provocative.
True
False
9
Some people say fried alligator is a ___, but I have never had it.
aberration
unconscionable
delicacy
tirade
10
A wound can begin festering if it is not clean.
False
True
11
Farms can be found on the outskirts of New York.
False
True
12
I __ completed all of my chores, so I was allowed to go play outside.
dutifully
unconscionably
ineffectually
delicacy
13
Deportation is expensive and immigrants and their children will wind up in prison camps living in___ conditions.
unscathed
ineffectual
impartial
abysmal
14
Agricultural societies were transient people.
False
True
15
Ethos is a persuasive rhetorical strategy that...
shows off credentials and awards
appeals to the audience's logic
affects the audiences feelings
16
A plutocracy is a government run by top 1% wealthy elites.
False
True
17
These election results will empower and ___ racist and misogynistic remarks.
vilify
sporadic
pique
exacerbate
18
what kind of sentence: I really enjoyed the weather, because it has been so hot.
run-on
simple
complex
compound
19
My visits to the gym are __, because I have an unpredictable work schedule.
fortitude
transient
sporadic
oscillate
20
all of these are FANBOYS except..
because
but
no
and
21
The breakout of violence in my quiet neighborhood is an ___.
aberration
tirade
vilify
unconscionable
22
Though I fell pretty hard off my bike, I was remarkably __.
methodical
unscathed
abysmal
23
The fans demonstrate their ___ by waving large flags.
adulation
collective
vilify
fortitude
24
a semicolon is used to separate two complete sentences related by topic.
True
False
25
I am a member of a social___ that helps mothers escape violence in their countries and immigrate to the United States.
invariably
abysmal
tirade
collective
26
The customer launched into a vicious ___ when his fast food order was wrong.
unconscionable
collective
tirade
vilify
27
Fake lashes are used to ___ the eyes.
accentuate
pique
oscillate
fortitude
28
Fortitude can be found in meditation, prayer or good friends.
True
False
29
These are all proper nouns EXCEPT
avenue
NFL
Kennedy
White Plains
30
What kind of sentence: I went to the store to get butter, eggs and milk.
run-on
compound
simple sentence
complex
31
The player made two __ attempts at a layup, but the ball went out of bounds.
methodical
impartial
unremarkable
ineffectual
32
The candidate claims a ___ that tariffs will bring down consumer costs but they will actually raise prices of goods.
methodical
fallacy
tirade
collective
33
what kind of sentence: The school teaches us economics, they also teach us biology.
complex
simple
compound
run-on
34
Baking, is more ___ and scientific than cooking other foods.
methodical
unconscionable
abysmal
ineffectual
35
Diplomacy is a necessary skill as a lawyer.
True
False
36
Before I sell my house, I have to do an ___
tirade
appraisal
aberration
collective
37
The couple require an ___ mediator to settle their divorce.
unscathed
unconscionable
impartial
invariably