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Second Semester Benchmark 2
Second Semester Benchmark 2
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This is a review of the Argumentative mode of writing.
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Writing paragraphs according to a plan is called?
Prewriting!
Drafting!
Editing!
Publishing!
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what is a claim
the claim is the reasons
the main idea
what you are trying to prove
there is no claim in a argument
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Which of the following is an example of a transitional word?
Angry
Jealous
Ecstatic
Finally
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What does pathos mean?
Logic and Reason
None of the above
Emotions and Feelings
Credibility and Ethics
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What is ethos?
Mood
Pride or prejudice
Character or personality
Emotions
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In an argumentative essay, the writer states their ________, which is their evidence supported position on an issue.
Evidence,
counterclaim,
solution,
Claim,
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Which of the following is an appeal to LOGOS?
Statistics
Humor
Ethos
Music
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Changing, adding or deleting elements in your essay is?
Revising!
Publishing!
Drafting!
Editing!
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What is the third step of the writing process?
Revising!
Prewriting!
Drafting!
Publishing!
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What does it mean to refute a claim?
To present an expert opinion against a claim.
To present an example that proves a claim is wrong.
To use your own belief to prove another wrong.
T use relevant evidence to prove a claim is wrong.
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What step is for correcting errors in your essay?
Drafting!
Editing!
Revising!
Prewriting!
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Are charts and statistics required to be used in an argumentative essay?
True
False
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What are the 3 types of persuasive techniques?
Primary, secondary, tertiary
Ethos, logos, pathos
Inform, describe, explain
Consonance, assonance, alliteration
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Is a scientific journal an example of a credible source?
False
True
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What is a counterclaim?
You're dogs idea
Introduing opposition
What you believe
Your opinion
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Is Wikipedia an example of a credible source?
True
False
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What are the steps of the writing process?
Planning, writing, checking, editing, publishing
Prewriting, drafting, revising, editing, publishing
Prewriting, writing, editing, revising, publishing
Writing, drafting, checking, editing, publishing
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What is the final step in the writing process?
Drafting
Editing
Publishing
Revising
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What is the fourth step of the writing process?
Editing
Revision
Publishing
Polishing
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Do you need to cite summaries and paraphrases?
True
False
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What is the second step of the writing process?
Editing
Revising
Drafting
Publishing
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counterclaim
draws your argument to a close, restates your claim
claim based on knowledge of the other side of an issue
an assertion of something as true, real, or factual
knowledge or data on which to base belief; used to prove
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What is the transitional phrase?
The new city..
In addition..
The new streetlights..
Greensburg's new homes..
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What is the transitional word in "Many factors played a role in the decision, such as the number of students present."
such as
Many
number of
decision,
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After establishing the counterclaim, what should you do next?
Ask questions about your topic.
Stop writing.
Continue writing about the counterclaim.
Refute the counterclaim and reinforce your claim.
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The mode of writing that introduces a claim, organizes reasons and evidence, and uses credible sources.
Essay
Informative
Argumentative
Narrative
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Do you need to cite direct quotes?
False
True
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Choosing a topic or planning is called?
Drafting!
Prewriting!
Editing!
Publishing!
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What do you support your claim with?
Claim
Reasons and Evidence
Evidence
Reasons
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What is the first step of the writing process?
Revising!
Prewriting!
Drafting!
Publishing!
