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English 2 Semester Review
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An appeal to credibility, ethics, or moral principles is...
Ethos
Logos
Pathos
Kairos
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The "E" and "I" of ACEIT are...
Explain and Intensify
Evidence and Commentary
Explain and Interpretaion
Evidence and Interpretation
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Which domain is the most credible?
.org
.gov
.com
.edu
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The "A" and "C" of ACEIT are ...
Answer and Cite
Analyze and Context
Assertion and Commentary
Assertion and Context
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The BEST poet is...
Poetry is subjective, so whoever speaks to you
Poetry is subjective, so only poets that use descriptive language
Chinua Achebe
Emily Dickinson
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What is STEAL used for?
Summary
Explanation
Characterization
Personification
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An appeal to emotion is...
Logos
Ethos
Kairos
Pathos
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When is it best to directly quote?
When the author's specific phrasing enhances the meaning
When there are specific facts, figures, data, or details
When you want to convey details, but can do it in your own words
When you need a general overview of the material
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IMAGERY is defined as...
Language that evokes the 5 senses
Repetition of similar sounds, often then ending sounds
The atmosphere/ how the reader feels about the text
The author's attitude towards their subject
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Who is proud of you for finishing the year strong?
Mrs. Palek
My family
My dog
I am proud of myself
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The TONE of a poem is...
Language that evokes the 5 senses
The atmosphere/ how the reader feels about the text
Repetition of similar sounds, often then ending sounds
The author's attitude towards their subject
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Which source is least reliable?
A blog posted on Facebook
A peer-reviewed journal article
A news article
A magazine article
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When is it best to summarize?
When there are specific facts, figures, data, or details
When you need a general overview of the material
When you want to convey details, but can do it in your own words
When the author's specific phrasing enhances the meaning
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When is it best to paraphrase?
When there are specific facts, figures, data, or details
When you want to convey details, but can do it in your own words
When you need a general overview of the material
When the author's specific phrasing enhances the meaning
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TP_CASTT is used to...
Help you understand the credibility of a poem and its author
Help you analyze the literal and figurative levels of a poem
Help you take notes on a poem
Help you understand author's attitude towards their subject
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The rhyme scheme of this poem is...
ABBA ABBA
ABA ABA
BAB BAB
ABC ABC
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How can you tell if an author is biased?
They use neutral langauge and an objective tone
They use strongly negative or positive connotation
They use lots of evidence and cite their sources
They use evidence but do not cite their sources
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A rhetorical question is defined as...
A serious question that requires an answer from the audience
A statement given in an argument that people have questions about
A statement in the form of a question
A statement in the form of a question with no expectation of an answer
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An appeal to time or place is...
Ethos
Pathos
Logos
Kairos
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The "T" of ACEIT can be...
All three
Take it to the next level
Tie-back
Transition
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The rhetorical contrast of ideas is...
Repetition
Irony
Metonymy
Antithesis
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Why is the interpretation part of ACEIT important?
It explains how/why the evidence proves your point
It connects back to the thesis
It focuses your paragraph and explains your main point
It sets up your evidence
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The MOOD of a poem is...
The atmosphere/ how the reader feels about the text
The author's attitude towards their subject
Language the evokes the 5 senses
Repetition of similar sounds, often then ending sounds
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What should you consider when evaluating a source?
Publication Date
Font
Author Credentials
Website and Domain
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What is the difference between a rhetorical appeal and rhetorical device?
They are the same thing
There are more appeals than devices
Devices are used to create appeals
Rhetorical appeals are used create devices
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What does STEAL stand for?
Speech, Tone, Evidence, Actions, Looks
Speech, Thoughts, Effect on Others, Actions, Looks
Summary, Thoughts, Tone, Actions, Looks
Summary, Tone, Explanation, Analysis, Literature