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CBA #3 Review
CBA #3 Review
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You have such a cute puppy! I want one ______!
too
two
to
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__________ are the use of an expert, a celebrity, or a customer to sell a product.
Appeals to vanity
Loaded Language
Testimonials
Appeals to fear
3
_____ is an example of expository text.
Textbook
Poetry
A short story
A novel
4
________ is the type of expository text that puts items into numerical/chronological order.
description
sequence
problem & solution
compare & contrast
5
Authors use ______ to tell you a story that supports their claim.
examples
loaded language
anecdotes
statistics
6
The author's purpose in expository text is ALWAYS to __________.
Persuade
Inform
Express
Entertain
7
Find the predicate adjective in this sentence: "She was hungry for a sandwich."
she
sandwich
was
hungry
8
The author's purpose in persuasive text is ALWAYS to _________.
Express
Persuade
Inform
Entertain
9
________ adjectives compare two things.
superlative
predicate
positive
comparative
10
Reasoning that is incorrect or wrong in some way is called "_______ reasoning".
faulty
weak
broken
wrong
11
Which one of these persuasive techniques uses flattery to win you over?
Appeal by association
Loaded Language
Appeal to fear
Appeal to vanity
12
_________ appeals use strong feelings, not facts, to persuade.
negative
association
emotional
positive
13
Find the predicate adjective: "The book was long and complex, but she read it anyway."
long, complex
long
anyway
complex
14
______ text is text that slants slightly to one side. Authors use it to get your attention.
Italicized
Underlined
Bold
Fancy schmancy
15
Support for an argument that has little to do with the author's claim is called ______ support.
ridiculous
irrelevant
silly
wrong
16
The superlative form of the word "good" is ________.
gooder
best
better
goodest
17
Expository texts are texts that _________.
inform
persuade
express
entertain
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A ____________ is an opinion supported by reasons and evidence.
statistics
bandwagon
anecdotes
claim
19
A ___ defines terms that readers may not understand while reading.
map
timeline
table of contents
glossary
20
"Sparkling", "delicious", "family friendly" are all positive examples of ______.
emotional appeals
bandwagon appeal
testimonials
loaded language
21
Which of the following is an indefinite pronoun?
They
We
My
Someone
22
The students were a little nervous about taking ______ test.
they're
their
there
23
____ explains how two or more things are alike and/or different.
problem & solution
cause & effect
sequence
compare & contrast
24
Which of the following pronouns is an indefinite pronoun?
It
Everyone
His
Her
25
When an author claims that something is true of all members of a group, this is called a(n)___.
loaded language
generalization
overgeneralization
appeal by association
26
The comparative form of the adjective "beautiful" is _______.
beautifulest
most beautiful
more beautiful
beautifuler