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Sarah Eaton and Julia Dominguez
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What are some key words to know the sentence is contitional?
wish, request
command
and, but, yet
would, could
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When do you use pathos?
appeal to the emotion
appeal to logic or reason
appeal to authority
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What is an example of subjunctive?
I am definitely allergic to peanuts.
Mark could pass his class if he applies himself.
Have you completed all your work?
I wish it was still open.
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Active or Passive: A voice that expresses an action done by the subject.
Active Voice
Passive Voice
5
If you hear because, as a result, and due to what would the text structure be?
Description
Cause and effect
Problem and solution
Compare and Contrast
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What is a supporting detail?
sentence in the passage that states the main idea
a statement that tells what a passage is mostly about
general subject that the passage is about, usually 1-2 words
narrow ideas, evidence, examples, details, and elaboration
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Active or Passive: Many poems were written by Robert Frost.
Active Voice
Passive Voice
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True or false: A summary should always be in your own words
False
True
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What is an example of red herring?
smoke screen
"The evil has landed"
magazine cover
vacation ad
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What is the first step in writing a summary?
Note a sentence for each transitional sentence/idea category
State the main idea
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What is bandwagon?
distracting with an unrelated point
following the crowd
using large numbers to confuse someone
Using a celebrity to sell something
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Which sentence is indicative?
Take the trash out.
Will dad take us to school tomorrow?
Bees are not always harmless.
Sally has three siblings.
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The
defeated
team sulked off the field?
infinitives
gerund
participle
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What are propaganda techniques?
labeling people with negative words
aimed at influencing your thoughts towards something
an idea telling you that we shouldn't be interested
actual records that provide first hand accounts of events
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What is an example of logos?
If you don't buy this, you are letting your family down.
As a doctor, I can say that this will improve your health.
It's a fact that smoking causes cancer.
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When do you usually use dashes?
to separate phrases
indicate that info has been left out
set off extra info
To show emphasis
17
What verb mood indicates a command or request?
conditional
imperative
subjunctive
interrogative
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What is a persuasive purpose?
The author wants to tell you how to do something.
The author wants to amuse you?
He or she wants you to visualize or experience something.
The author wants you to buy or believe in something.
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What punctuation do you use for an interrogative sentence?
.
( )
!
?
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What is a question that you should ask yourself when finding author's purpose?
How did the author write it?
Why am I reading this?
Why is the author writing it?
What is the main topic?
21
How do you know someone is trying to appeal to numbers, facts, and statistics?
on average, 6 out of 7 dentist prefer colgate
an imortant person or famous figure endorses an idea
22
Where could you find name-calling?
sports games
wartime
all of the above
politics
23
How do you know the author is writing to inform you?
The author wants to tell you how to do something.
The author wants to give you information.
The author you to visualize or experience something.
The author wants to amuse you.
24
What does a semicolon do?
fix the sentence
words that follow
to use emphasis
join two main clauses
25
What are examples of persuasive writings?
songs
procedures
textbooks
advertising
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True or False: Paranthetical Citations only use the author's last name?
False
True
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What is a main idea?
sentence in the passage that states the main idea
general subject that the passage is about, usually 1-2 words
a statement that tells what a passage is mostly about
narrow ideas, evidence, examples, details, and elaboration
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How to determine main idea?
What words or ideas are really stressed?
Can you name a person, place, idea, event, or thing?
Overall, what did you learn while reading the passage?
How would you tell a friend about the passage in 1 sentence?
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What do gerunds ONLY end with?
-ing and -ed
-ed
-ing
none of the above
30
What is problem and solution?
The author presents a question and tries to answer it
an event or several events and the events that follow
The author discusses similarities and differences
info about a situation and explains solutions
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Active or Passive: The subject performs the actions.
passive
active
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What type of graphic organizer would you use for description?
Web
T-Chart
timeline
venn diagram
33
What is ethos?
appeal to authority
appeal to the emotions
appeal to logic or reason
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True or False: When writing a research paper, you need paranthetical citations?
True
False
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What is testimonial?
Generate emotions
distracting the customer
follow the crowd
using a celebrity to sell
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What are examples of an informative purpose?
biographies
essays
stories
text books
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What is a gerund?
A verbal that is used as an adjective
Functions as a noun
