Which of the following is not necessary when researching sources for an essay?

making sure the pictures could work for your paper

Which of the following sentences uses the comma incorrectly?

Who, in their right mind would ask for that grade?

a method to help readers rhetorically analyze a text

Identify the correct usage of a semicolon

Accidents happen at all times of the day; curfews will not help drivers.

What is the difference between thematic statements and topics?

Theme is a full sentence/statement, and thematic topics are 1 or 2 words

Which of the following sentences correctly uses pronouns?

Librarians can guide us in our search for material.

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1
He was as quick as a butterfly, as sharp as nail, and powerful as a storm.
hyperbole
metaphor
parallelism
personification
2
All of the following are types of hooks EXCEPT
Unexpected statistic
Humorous story
Personal story
Natural introduction
3
Identify the part of speech: " Nick gently touched Jordan's hand."
noun
verb
adjective
adverb
4
Which of the following is not necessary when researching sources for an essay?
making sure it is relevant and accurate
identifying bias
making sure the pictures could work for your paper
reading the sources
5
The teacher laughed. The teacher cried. The teacher smiled. The teacher frowned.
assonance
metaphor
alliteration
Parallelism
6
A conjunction
connects clauses (but)
expresses relationship to another word (behind)
Describes an action (quickly)
describes a noun (ugly)
7
When you are typing a title of major works, it gets_
Italicized
All of the above
Underlined
quotations
8
Using emotional appeal
Pathos
Logos
Ethos
9
Which of the following sentences uses the comma incorrectly?
The boy, his father, and his grandfather, all went to the movies.
Commas, invented by some English nerd, are cool.
Who, in their right mind would ask for that grade?
When asked about the incident, the defendant blatantly lied.
10
Based on the meaning of the prefix "mal-", what is the best definition for someone who is malignant?
awkward
funny
happy
evil
11
What is SOAPSTone?
a strategy for writing rhetorical analysis essays
a series of questions to ask when reading a book
a mnemonic device used to analyze literature and poetry
a method to help readers rhetorically analyze a text
12
Logic and reasoning
Logos
Ethos
Pathos
13
A recurring idea in a novel is
symbolism
parallelism
a theme
personification
14
Identify the correct usage of a semicolon
The car; however, was a nice addition to her collection.
When discussing a source; bias should be noted.
English class is great; but Mr. B is the worst.
Accidents happen at all times of the day; curfews will not help drivers.
15
When citing a source, you must include
the title of the work
page number
all of the above
the author
16
What is the difference between thematic statements and topics?
Theme is one or two words, while topic is a full statement.
Theme is a full sentence/statement, and thematic topics are 1 or 2 words
Thematic statements are cliche, and topics are more sophisticated/developed
None of the above
17
He sang, loud and proud, like the King; he danced, smooth and cool, like Jagger; he played, fast and sharp, like Hendrix
juxtaposition
hyperbole
Parallelism
metaphor
18
Person, place, or thing
Adjective
Preposition
Conjunction
Noun
19
Describes a noun
pronoun
adjective
adlib
adverb
20
An example of a preposition is
dog
us
he
on
21
The FANBOYS (For, And, Nor, But, Or, Yet, So) rule is used for
semicolons
commas
colons
periods
22
An action
conjunction
adverb
adjective
verb
23
An example of onomatopoeia
"Crack" went the whip
The branch reached for his face
The pancake was flat like the earth
The bee flew as fast as a plane
24
A literary device that uses "like" or "as" to compare
metaphor
hyperbole
simile
parallelism
25
Which of the following sentences correctly uses pronouns?
Who is the invitation for?
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She grabbed his hand as her boyfriend look at hisself in the mirror.
He went to the store so him could eat dinner.
26
He, I, they...
interjections
adverbs
pronouns
conjunctions
27
The rhetorical appeals are ethos, pathos, and
exigence
parallelism
logos
logical fallacies
28
I am so hungry that I can eat a horse!
hyperbole
onomatopoeia
personification
simile
29
The tone of the text focuses on
word choice
literary devices
mood
none of the above
30
Identify the rhetorical appeal being used
logos
ethos
pathos

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