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Pearson Unit 4
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1
Which sentence expresses dialect?
"Y'all ain't fixin' to ride that buggy!"
"Grab the brolly!"
"Dem's da police-o"
"YAAASSSS QUEEN!"
2
Literary journalism answers which of the following?
Who, what why, and how
Literary journalism is not a thing that exists
When, why, how and cause
Who, what, when, where and why
3
If a question on the test refers to a previous question, but there is no previous question, what is the correct answer?
C
A
B
D
4
What is pathos?
Rational appeal - comparing cell service areas
Appeal from a person - celebrity endorsements
Appeal to emotions - sad puppy commercials
5
Literary journalism uses ethos, pathos and logos
True
False
6
Why would an author change sentence length?
To express a complete thought
Because the author did not edit properly
To express tension, urgency or surprise
It adds interest to the eye as someone is reading
7
Which sentence is written correctly?
I like to walk, to swim and to read novels.
I went to the store, to the mall and the park.
She loves to sing, dance and to draw.
I washed the dog, the car and washed the bathtub.
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What is ethos?
Rational appeal - comparing cell service areas
Appeal from a person - celebrity endorsements
Appeal to emotions - sad puppy commercials
9
What is a central idea?
The point of a story as a whole
The authors opinion about a topic
The point of a chapter
The point of a paragraph
10
What is a theme?
A single word explanation
The reason that the story was created
The point of view of the author
The author's message to the audience
11
The Latin root "splend" means what?
Beautiful
Shine
Happy
New
12
Traditional journalism could include which of the following?
Facts and statstics
Eye witness accounts
Opinions of the author
Personal experiences from the author
13
What is the difference between literary journalism and traditional journalism?
It is a fake news article that appears to be real
They are both the same
Combines factual information and compares it to a popular story
Combines factual writing with fictional techniques
14
What is situational irony?
When one thing is expected but the opposite happens
Something that can only occur in short stories
When a character gets what they deserve
Creates a humorous response to the reader
15
The word "offend" only pertains to hurting someones feelings
True
False
16
What is the definition of the word "splendor" in the phrase: "the great splendor of the imperial court"
beautiful in appearance
to be amazed
magnificent qualities
to be disappointed
17
Which story from our reading shows situational irony?
"The Necklace"
"Civil Peace"
18
What must occur before a word with a vowel sound?
Nothing
"An"
"A"
"The"
19
You must use parallelism to write an accurate thesis statement.
False
True
20
What is logos?
Appeal to emotions - sad puppy commercials
Appeal from a person - celebrity endorsements
Rational appeal - comparing cell service areas
