An appeal to the audience’s logic

What is foreshadowing?

a writer gives an advance hint of what is to come later in the story.

What are the elements of a paragraph (not an introductory)?

Topic Sentence, Body Sentences, Concluding Sentence

You care what happens to the character(s) in a story

What is a documentary?

program that gives information about a subject and is based on facts

An appeal to the audience’s emotions

What is the purpose of a topic sentence?

States what the paragraph will discuss

An appeal to the author’s credibility or trustworthiness

Pacing controls the speed and rhythm at which a story is told

A short, nonfiction story that “explodes a moment”

What is the definition of a thesis statement?

one sentence, that summarizes the main point or claim of the essay

A short, nonfiction story that teaches a lesson

What is the purpose of a thesis statement?

to promise the reader about the scope, purpose, and direction of the paper.

Which of the following is not an element of suspense?

Withholding information from the author

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1
Define Logos
An appeal to the audience’s emotions
An appeal to the audience’s logic
An appeal to the author’s credibility or trustworthiness
An appeal to your mother
2
What is foreshadowing?
a writer gives an advance hint of what is to come later in the story.
Foreshadowing is a device that establishes the setting of the story.
Foreshadowing is using sensory details.
Foreshadowing is the author’s choice of words.
3
A candidate scoffs, rolls their eyes, and name-calls their opponent. They lose trust. What did they forget to develop?
none of these
pathos
ethos
logos
4
True or false: the page on which you cite your sources is double-spaced.
True
False
5
What does foreshadow contribute to a story
Piques the audience’s interests
All of the above
Creates suspense
Provides a hint for what is to come
6
What are the elements of a paragraph (not an introductory)?
Thesis, Prelude, Stated Problem, Solution, and an aesthetic experience
Topic Sentence, Body Sentences, Concluding Sentence
The author, the publisher, year of publication and the URL
Six sentences that talk about the same thing and avoids questions
7
Which of the following is NOT an example of a narrative
Research Paper
Anecdote
Autobiography
Memoir
8
A pet adoption commercial ends with a close up of the puppy with sad eyes. The main appeal of this commercial is:
ethos
logos
pathos
none of these
9
Which of the following is MLA format?
Cambria, 12pt
Times New Italian, 12pt
Times New Roman, 12pt
Garamond, 12pt
10
What is tension?
You see symbolism in a character’s action
You recognize an example of foreshadowing
You care what happens to the character(s) in a story
The narrator withholds information from the reader
11
What is a documentary?
program that gives information about a subject and is based on facts
An imaginary story or “what if?”
A collection of poems and short stories centered around a specific theme
A fictional story about a notable public figure
12
Anti-smoking ad shows stats of what a smoker spends on cigarettes, and medical bills in their lifetime vs a non-smoker
logos
pathos
none of these
ethos
13
Define Pathos
An appeal to the audience’s emotions
An appeal to the author’s credibility or trustworthiness
An appeal to a judge
An appeal to the audience’s logic
14
A Thesis Statement should include all of the following elements except?
All of the above are correct
Takes a stance that can be opposed
Answer the issue/question of your research.
answers how and why something will be accomplished in your essay
15
What is the purpose of a topic sentence?
Adds supporting detail to the main idea of the paragraph
Cites authors parenthetically or through in-text citation
Finishes the paragraph by summing up what was just said.
States what the paragraph will discuss
16
Define Ethos
An appeal to the audience’s emotions
An appeal to the audience’s logic
An appeal to the author’s credibility or trustworthiness
none of these
17
What is pacing?
None of the above
Pacing is a physical activity that helps relieve stress and writer’s block.
Pacing controls the speed and rhythm at which a story is told
Pacing is the speed at which you complete your writing assignments.
18
What is a memoir?
A long-form, nonfiction story that contains a biography
A short, nonfiction story that “explodes a moment”
A short, fictional story that is shorter than an anecdote
A short, fictional story that “explodes a moment”
19
What is the definition of a thesis statement?
one sentence, that summarizes the main point or claim of the essay
one sentence, that provides a quotation and a reflection.
A one-page document that outlines a persuasive call-to-action.
A fact with a citation
20
What is an anecdote?
A short, nonfiction story that teaches a lesson
A short, fictional story that entertains
A short, nonfiction story that informs
A short, fictional story that teaches a lesson
21
A commercial ends with a scientist petting a bear cub that was saved by the money that has been donated to a cause.
pathos
logos
ethos and pathos
ethos
22
What do you state in both your introduction and your conclusion?
A Stated Problem
A Stated Solution
An Anecdote
Why your research matters
23
In a blind test, “real” people are shocked by the difference between scented products. They are smiling at the end.
none of these
logos
ethos
pathos
24
What is the purpose of a thesis statement?
To make the essay more entertaining by offering up a humorous anecdote
To give the reader a sense of wonder and excitement
to promise the reader about the scope, purpose, and direction of the paper.
To give the reader a specific supporting detail.
25
Which of the following is not an element of suspense?
Withholding information from the author
Withholding information from the main character
Withholding information from the reader
Withholding information from the audience and other characters
26
What is the title of the page on which you cite your sources?
Bibliography
Works Cited
Footnotes
Sources
27
Which of the following is allowable but not necessary for an introduction to a research paper?
Start with a strong quote
State/imply a problem to be solved
Give a shared context
State a solution/thesis statement
28
introductions and conclusions are somewhat similar?
True
False

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