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A review quiz to get you ready for the nonfiction test!
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1
What is an article called that reports on events currently happening?
Review
Obituary
Opinion
News
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What are words that stir up strong feelings, either positive or negative?
Glittering Generality
Straw Man
Loaded Words
Spin
3
This emphasizes the equal value of 2+ ideas by expressing them in similar grammatical form.
Repetition
Parallelism
Rhetorical Question
Anaphora
4
How do you recognize an opinion through words such as "could, should, or might"?
Policy Statements
Prediction Statements
Value Statements
5
This work argued that this form of entertainment results in inefficient communication.
"Day of Infamy"
"EO 4417"
"The Trouble with Television"
"Homeless"
6
What is a short work that presents a single main idea about a topic?
Memoir
Biography
Autobiography
Essay
7
What nonfiction type has a goal of convincing the reader to take a particular side on an issue?
Expository
Persuasive
Descriptive
Entertaining
8
What is a statement that can be proven, is true or false, and the same for everyone?
Fact
Opinion
9
What is a story that focuses on a particular event/period in a person’s life?
Autobiography
Biography
Memoir
Essay
10
What is the argument type that tries to support an opinion by restating it in a different way?
Spin
Red Herring
Bandwagon Appeal
Circular Reasoning
11
What is reasoning that starts with specific details and builds to a more general conclusion?
Deductive
Inductive
12
"Homeless" is this type of nonfiction.
Memoir
Autobiography
Personal Essay
Persuasive Essay
13
This is the name of the document that repealed Japanese internment.
Executive Order 4417
Proclamation 9066
14
When a speaker tries to convince audience through clear and logical argument, it is called...
Ethos
Pathos
Logos
15
What type of reasoning starts with broad details and leads to specific conclusions?
Inductive
Deductive
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When a speaker aligns themselves with others who are known for their expertise, it is called...
Logos
Pathos
Ethos
17
This is who delivered the “Day in Infamy” speech.
Martin Luther King, Jr.
George W. Bush
FDR
Elie Wiesel
18
What is text used to convey information?
Informational Text
Speech
Essay
Glittering Generality
19
What is the intentional reuse of a word, sound, phrase, or sentence?
Repetition
Rhetorical Question
Anaphora
Parallelism
20
In “No News from Auschwitz,” Rosenthal deliberately uses this type of tone.
Subjective Tone
Objective Tone
21
This question is not meant to be answered by only used for effect.
Repetition
Rhetorical Question
Parallelism
Anaphora
22
What is a statement that expresses a desire and can be different for different people?
Opinion
Fact
23
What is an article called that is written by critics?
News
Obituary
Review
Opinion
24
What is an overgeneralization about a group of people based on lack of knowledge?
Spin
Stereotype
Circular Reasoning
Glittering Generality
25
What are statements that are given to make something sound more appealing?
Bandwagon Appeal
Glittering Generality
Spin
Stereotype
26
What is the story of a person’s life told by that person?
Autobiography
Memoir
Biography
Essay
27
What is an argument type that plays to a person’s desire to be a part of the crowd?
Bandwagon Appeal
Spin
Circular Reasoning
Glittering Generality
28
What is a type of writing that is presented with the author's opinions and beliefs?
Subjective
Objective
29
What is writing that deals with real, not imagined, people, places, things, and events?
Historical Fiction
Fiction
Nonfiction
Political Cartoons
30
What type of nonfiction informs the reader and provides them with information?
Expository
Descriptive
Persuasive
Narrative