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Readers should understand the _________________ when navigating social media platforms.
misinformation landscape
rules of Tik Tok
problems with Facebook
ways of the world
2
Ethos is
a demonstration of the author's credibility
a demonstration of the author's sketch note ability
a demonstration of the author's dance skills
a demonstration of the author's reading level
3
An anecdote is an example of a pathos appeal.
False
True
4
to confirm or demonstrate that something is true, accurate, or genuine
unverifiable
evince
verify
vanquish
5
to affirm or declare to be true
aver
retort
convince
evince
6
Readers should exercise ____________ when presented with new information.
restraint
skepticism
caution
control
7
A logos appeal uses a line of seasoning.
False
True
8
The villain archetype is rarely if ever reformed.
False
True
9
A theme statement can use whatever pronouns are needed.
True
False
10
the intention or desire to do evil
malevolent
malignant
malopropism
malice
11
The author's appeals
are based on author's inferences
are based on author's lessons
are based on audience feedback
are based on audience needs
12
Which statement uses the root word correctly?
I bonified my grade in Chemistry by doing extra credit.
It was such a bonify when I got to have Chicken E for dinner.
The mall Santa was bonify when he made the little girl smile.
13
A thematic topic is
usually a complete sentence
usually a brief quick write
usually a full paragraph
usually a single word or short phrase
14
An ethos appeal is meant to create trust.
False
True
15
Verbs show action.
True
False
16
An ethos appeal demonstrate's an author's expertise.
False
True
17
A theme statement
does not apply to foreign nationals
does not apply only to one particular text
does not help defeat Thanos
does not have to have a subject and verb
18
Pathos appeals include
sensory details
facts and figures
explanations of credibility
different messages
19
The earth mother archetype
includes nature helper animals
provides spiritual nourishment
assists the underdog in finding love
is also known as the guru, savior, or redeemer
20
An ethos appeal includes the author's "street cred."
False
True
21
A thematic topic is
an existential crisis
an abstract idea
a solid shape
a piece of cake
22
Pathos is an appeal to emotions or feelings.
True
False
23
Which statement uses the root word correctly?
When your teacher is malfeasance towards you, it should be reported.
My dad malfeasanced the car repairman who tried to charge too much.
The senator was removed from office for gross malfeasance.
24
the state of being changed into another form
transmutation
mutability
immutable
commute
25
A logos appeal uses historical references.
False
True
26
based on or influenced by personal feelings, tastes, or opinions rather than facts
naive
compact
subjective
objective
27
to pretend to be ill or injured for the purpose of avoiding work
commute
incorporate
malevolent
malinger
28
An example of a logos appeal would be
I am more likely to finish an assignment if it is graded.
I am more likely to hug my friend when they are upset.
I am less likely to do work for a substitute teacher.
I am less likely to listen to my parents when they are yelling at me.
29
to embody something
elucidate
incorporate
corpuscle
corporify
30
Which statement uses the root word correctly?
Extra credit is a proffer that some teachers don't give.
Getting an A in an OnRamps class is so proffer because it is a hard class.
The proffer of extra credit was ignored by the lazy students.
If a teacher proffers extra credit, students should take it.
31
Anecdote is another term for story.
True
False
32
A theme statement is always
a complete sentence
spoken by a character
shared with the reader
found in the work's beginning
33
A logos appeal uses a line of reasoning.
True
False
34
An adjective describes.
False
True
35
The following are all examples of thematic topics EXCEPT
overcoming obstacles
desire to escape Thanos
loss of innocence
power and corruption
36
belonging to or deriving from heaven
innate
subjective
empyrean
nascent
37
A theme statement is
a sentence that expresses the theme
a sentence that sums up a work
a sentence that expresses the facts
a sentence that comes at the end
38
Pay extra attention when reading about
what the Kardashians are up to
the most recent political polls
emotionally charged or divisive topics
how to build a snowman
39
The TEMPTRESS archetype
represents the evils of motherhood
is also known as the terrible mother
likes to trick others to do what she wants
symbolizes fertility
40
_________________ what you are reading or seeing.
Avoid
Investigate
Avert your eyes from
Ignore
41
The needs of the audience
include vague references to Avengers
do not matter to the author
include specific values and beliefs
do not matter to the text
42
having or related to having a body
malevolent
corpulent
malapropism
corporeal
43
clear or bright
lucid
illustrious
translucent
lackluster
44
"Follow your heart" is an example of a good theme statement.
False
True
45
Thanos is
a Marvel supervillain
a lesser known rhetorical appeal
the name of Mrs. B's cat Finn
Aristotle's illegitimate son
46
Pathos appeals are the strongest of the three appeals.
True
False
47
Archetypal CHARACTERS
are English teacher inventions
are popular at parties
represent universal themes
wear full sets of armor
48
Pedestrian...as an ADJECTIVE
being on foot; also, ordinary, unoriginal, or uninteresting
unable to be defeated or conquered
a person walking along a road or in a developed area
generous and good-hearted in assisting the less fortunate
49
Which statement uses the root word correctly?
The students were so pacify that they didn't have homework.
Ninth period has pacify when they follow the social contract.
My pacify happens every time I get good news.
Mrs. Sandoval pacified the students by rescheduling the exam.
50
A logos appeal uses facts and figures.
False
True
51
the appearance of being true or real
philharmonic
torque
verisimilitude
veracity
52
A noun is a person, place, or thing.
False
True
53
well-meaning and kind
benign
bonus
benevolent
bonify
54
Which statement uses the root word correctly?
The immutable would never listen to anyone else's opinion.
Mr. B immutabled his students' ability to check out books.
Mrs. Bennett's mind is immutable once she makes a decision.
55
a situation that creates a sudden increase in wealth or good fortune
beneficial
bonify
bonanza
bon apetite
56
Ill-fated lovers are characters who assist or guide the protagonist.
False
True
57
A theme statement does NOT use verbs of obligation such as "should," "must," or "have to."
False
True
58
An ethos appeal includes an author's street shoes.
False
True
