Which is an important idea emphasized throughout the poem, "Elsewhere"?

oppression and cruelty can happen anywhere

Who is the audience for Gandhi's letter?

The viceroy and the general public

In "The Briefcase", why does the chef have the professor's briefcase?

The professor dropped it when take prisoner in the chef's place

"Elsewhere" repeats the idea of "Somewhere" because--

these events are so pervasive that the location could be anywhere

Why does Gandhi address the viceroy as Friend?

He wants to put himself on equal footing with the viceroy

King mainly supports his ideas using--

examples from the Bible and history that illustrate fight against injustice

King's argument makes clear that racial segregation is--

an inhumane and immoral practice

King wrote "Letter from Birmingham Jail" because

he wanted to respond to criticism from a group of fellow clergy men

a way of checking source credibility

At the end of "The Briefcase"--

the chef's secret has been discovered

In "The Briefcase", what is the chef's strategy for survival?

He conceals his location and asks the professor's friends for money

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the logical support for a claim
reasons
counterargument
claim
evidence
2
using facts and reasoning to support a claim
poetry
persuasion
argument
personal narrative
3
Which is an important idea emphasized throughout the poem, "Elsewhere"?
living overseas is dangerous
writers are an important voice for freedom
oppression and cruelty can happen anywhere
people experience grief for lost loved ones
4
Which of the following is not part of the 5W method?
which
who
when
where
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the use of similar grammatical construction to express ideas that are related or of equal importance
appeals
antithesis
shift
parallelism
6
a pair of words end is in similar or identical sounds
slant rhyme
forced rhyme
exact rhyme
eye rhyme
7
the art of study of using language effectively or persuasively
argument
rhetoric
persuasion
analysis
8
the central point of an argument
claim
reasons
evidence
counterargument
9
a statement based on an error in reasoning
logical fallacy
appeal
logic
persuasion
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Who is the audience for Gandhi's letter?
The viceroy and his staff
The viceroy and the general public
Only British government officials
Only the followers of Gandhi
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establishes credibility
ethos
logos
pathos
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when the author quotes a voice of authority, a personal perspective, or cited other's words
numbers and stats
contrasts and contradictions
quoted words
extreme/absolute language
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facts, details, examples, and anecdotes that elaborate on reasons
counterargument
claim
reasons
evidence
14
In "The Briefcase", why does the chef have the professor's briefcase?
The professor dropped it when take prisoner in the chef's place
He found it on the street and picked it up
It was left in the restaurant where the chef worked
He is going to tell the professor's family what happened
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"Elsewhere" repeats the idea of "Somewhere" because--
the repetition shows where each new sentence begins
it would be unsafe to name the place where these events happened
these events are so pervasive that the location could be anywhere
the speaker is unsure where these crimes occured
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Why does Gandhi address the viceroy as Friend?
They were once colleagues who worked together in the government
They were friends who never threatened each other
He wants to make an ironic statement about their relationship
He wants to put himself on equal footing with the viceroy
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points that refute a counterclaim, or an argument against the central claim
claim
reasons
counterargument
evidence
18
King mainly supports his ideas using--
overstatement and exaggeration of the obstacles faced by African Americans
emotional arguments centered on his own personal experience
examples from the Bible and history that illustrate fight against injustice
acknowledgment of the many helpful good deeds of the police
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a change in mood or tone, often signaled by words like "but" or "however"
shift
appeals
antithesis
parallelism
20
King's argument makes clear that racial segregation is--
solely the responsibility of its victims to change
a necessary evil that will eventually pass
something that only happens in the South
an inhumane and immoral practice
21
King wrote "Letter from Birmingham Jail" because
he needed to consider what he had done to wind up in jail
he wanted to respond to criticism from a group of fellow clergy men
doing so kept him occupied and helped to passt he time in jail
it helped him to organize his thoughts about his own motivations
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when the author uses language that leaves no doubt, exaggerates, or pushes to the limit
quoted words
word gaps
extreme/absolute language
contrasts and contradictions
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the subject of the sentence performs the action
persuasion
passive voice
active voice
argument
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uses logic or reason
ethos
logos
pathos
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contrasting ideas are presented via parallel language
appeals
parallelism
antithesis
shift
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speaks to emotions
pathos
ethos
logos
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a pair of words have similar spellings but are pronounced differently
exact rhyme
forced rhyme
slant rhyme
eye rhyme
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Arguments should
make informative claims and include evidence
include rhetorical devices and personalize appeals
acknowledge and disprove counterclaims
all of the above
29
What are the 5W's?
a way of checking source credibility
a five paragraph writing method
a way of analyzing a text
a way of writing an analysis paper
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At the end of "The Briefcase"--
the chef's secret has been discovered
the chef finally understands the professor's question
his disguise has convinced the professor's son that he is his father
he has been evicted from his room because he has no more money
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A well crafted argument includes these elements:
a clear claim and relevant reasons and evidence
a convincing conclusion
counterarguments and concessions
all of the above
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a pair of words include the same vowel or consonant sound
exact rhyme
slant rhyme
eye rhyme
forced rhyme
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a technique in which a word or phrase is repeated for emphasis or unity
shift
repetition
logical fallacy
parallelism
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the subject is acted on rather than doing the action
passive voice
persuasion
active voice
argument
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In "The Briefcase", what is the chef's strategy for survival?
He conceals his location and asks the professor's friends for money
He takes a job in a new restaurant where no one knows him
He plans to marry the professor's wife and help raise their son
He has no strategy because he knows how hopeless his situation is

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