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This image is an example of what rhetorical device?
Bandwagon
Hyperbole
Allusion
Appeal to Authority
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A handbook teaching people how to negotiate
Persuade
Explain a process
Express and reflect
Analyze
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What are the elements of a fantasy story?
Characters have magical powers.
The plot is a fight between good vs evil.
It is fictional.
all of the above
4
A comedy with exaggerated characters, humor, and plot
satire
farce
parody
comedy
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Which of the following is NOT an informational text?
analysis
persuasion
literary nonfiction
procedural text
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What should you use in an argumentative essay ?
pathos
ethos
logos
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In an argumentative essay, a counterclaim is
a statement that summarizes both sides of an argument.
a statement that disputes a criticism.
a statement that disputes a claim.
a statement of evidence for a claim.
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Which of these settings is most likely to appear in fantasy literature?
Haunted house
Space station
Enchanted forest
Victorian estate
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Strategy: How do you get information from procedural texts?
Understand the author's purpose
Know text features: subheading, chart, caption
Understand literary devices
Know vocabulary
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Define Theme
The life lesson
The overall meaning or moral of the story
All of the above
What the story teaches us
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Irony involving a situation in which the outcome is contradictory to what is expected...
COINCIDENTAL IRONY
VERBAL IRONY
SITUATIONAL IRONY
DRAMATIC IRONY
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Comedy that makes fun of someone or something for pure entertainment
parody
low comedy
dramedy
satire
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What does an argumentative essay do?
Shows the author's opinion toward a topic
proves a point using documents
Tries to show both sides equally
Presents evidence to argue strongly for one side
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A long story told in poetry which relates to the great deeds of a hero
Epitah
Epic
Hyperbole
Mythicism
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An implied or indirect reference in literature to a familiar person, place or event
allegory
allusion
bias
reference
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Language that appeals to the senses. Descriptions of people or objects stated in terms of our senses.
Symbolism
Flashback
Imagery
Foreshadowing
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Why didn't women have jobs in the Victorian era?
They didn't want to
Society did not allow women to have that privilege
They liked being provided for
Society did not allow women to leave the house
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What is The Bureau of Labor Statistics?
provides jobs
statistics on historical trends in labor & employment rates
The labor force
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Comedy that makes fun of a political figure of societal issue with the hopes of changing it
parody
satire
irony
bawdy
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What is fantasy literature?
A story that is nonfiction
A story that can cannot occur in the real world
A story with a princess
A story that rhymes
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Gothic fantasy often involves
the supernatural
all of the above
the undead
vampires
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What type of rhetorical device is being used here?
Pathos
Estamos
Ethos
Logos
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In literary terms, Mrs. Schächter's visions would be an example of
Metaphor
Foreshadowing
Allusion
Alliteration
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According to the US Bureau of Labor statistics employment of pharmacist will_____
None of the above
Decrease in growth by 6% until 2026
Continue to Grow by 6% until 2026
Stay Flat with Growth until 2026
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True or False: Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde is a Victorian novel.
False
True
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What solidify's a Victorian Man's gender identity?
Providing a household for someone
Protecting his career that he developed
Protecting and providing for himself and his closest friends
Protecting and having authority over a household he forms
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A combination of contradictory terms
pun
oxymoron
blank verse
irony
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In an argumentative essay, what is a CLAIM?
A statement that says something that opposes a (main) claim.
Evidence that specifically disagrees with the counterclaim.
Facts/data that an author uses to support their claim(s).
The main or initial point that the author is trying to make.
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What is the definition of syntax?
Where there is persuasion by someone involved
grammatical elements are used in sequence.
A quality that evokes pity or sadness
The arrangement of words to make a sentence.
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Characters in fantasy stories
have special powers.
can be animals.
All three answers are correct.
take on human-like qualities.
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How can you tell the difference between traditional literature and fantasy?
Traditional literature has magic and fantasy doesn't
Fantasy has talking animals & traditional literature doesn't
Fantasy stories have magic and traditional literature doen't
Traditional literature stories are old and fantasies are new
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Why was wearing a corset a big deal for women in the Victorian era?
They were believed to be too delicate to carry their internal organs
None of the above
Because they were expensive = upper class
Because the Queen herself wore them
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What is the claim?
Statement of your position that is debatable
Argument
claim
commentary
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A group of words together on one line of poetry
verse
poetry
stanza
figurative
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Background Knowledge + Text Evidence =
main idea
Inferences
theme
plot
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In an argumentative essay, what is the difference between a claim and an opinion?
A claim can be supported by an opinion, only.
An opinion can serve only as either a claim or counterclaim
An opinion is supported by evidence, while a claim is not.
A claim is supported by evidence, while an opinion is not.
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Comedy of Manners often makes fun of:
The audience
The Upper Class
Rude People
Stock Characters
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Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde is an example of this type of novella
Allegorical
Gothic
Epistolary
Romantic
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Which of the following literary terms pertains to the author's attitude?
tone
theme
mood
purpose
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What is a REBUTTAL?
A claim that says something that opposes a (main) claim.
The main or initial point that the author is trying to make.
Evidence that specifically disagrees with a counterclaim.
Facts/data that an author uses to support their claim(s).
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In terms of literature, what does the term gothic refer to?
A romantic setting and lovable characters
A comical or unusual setting and characters
Uplifting and generally happy stories
A gloomy setting with mysterious or violent events
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Which of the following is often cited as one of the earliest examples of written poetry?
The Epic of Gilgamesh
The Odyssey
Beowulf
The Iliad
