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LEAD: FINAL EXAM REVIEW
AUDIENCE: I =
We learned about analyzing your audience using this...
LEAD: FINAL EXAM REVIEW
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We learned about analyzing your audience using this...
Size, age, interests?
AUDIENCE
Seating? Interest level? Why are they here?
How many? Education level?
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AUDIENCE: I =
Involve
Individual
Inspire
Interest
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The three most common types of drama
comedy, romance, tragedy
comedy, history, romance
comedy, tragedy, history
comedy, suspense, history
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motif
an object that represents something else
a recurring theme or idea
the reason you do something
a piece of artwork
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A text type that has a setting, characters, and a believable plot is...
science fiction
historical fiction
realistic fiction
traditional literature
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This is an important step of the research process once you are done...
Your grade
Submitting it !
Evaluation
Writing your conclusion
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Used to illustrate inferences...
visualization
none of these
drawing conclusions
iceberg
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If an author is writing a biography, this text structure would be most appropriate...
definition/example
chronological
cause/effect
problem/solution
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Drawing a conclusion should be based on...
evidence from the text
your prior knowledge
your opinion
All of these
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AUDIENCE: A question you should ask for demographics is...
How much they know ?
How interested are they ?
What do they need ?
How old are they ?
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using a negative and a positive during a speech is called...
balance
equal
smart
emotion
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The main purpose of a speech or presentation is to...
Communicate your feelings
Communicate your opinion
Communicate your intentions
Communicate your message
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a Frayer Model is an appropriate graphic organizer for this text structure...
problem/solution
question/answer
chronological
definition/example
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A Text Structure that identifies "Why" and "What".
cause / effect
question / answer
compare / contrast
problem / solution
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A definition / example text structure will most likely appear in a(n)
textbook or encyclopedia
book of poetry or drama
none of these
biography or autobiography
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The signal word
"remedy"
would appear in this text structure
chronological
problem/solution
cause/effect
question/answer
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A fictional text type that uses technology that is not yet available...
mystery
historical
sci-fi
fantasy
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John Goddard said the secret to achieving all of your goals is...
ice cream
waiting for them
dreaming
time management
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr uses these strategies in his speech...
interesting facts, connecting with the audience
stories, expression, emotion
repetition, projection, body language, similes
anaphora, allusion, examples, metaphors
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Extreme ownership is...
Holding yourself accountable for your own choices and mistakes.
Owning expensive sneakers
Blaming others
making excuses
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Goals should always be written in this tense...
Past
All of the Above
Future
Present
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symbolism
all of these
when an object represents something else
is intentional
is sometimes hidden in a story
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determining this can help you find the author's purpose...
plot
setting
author's name
main idea
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The most frequently used word in the "I Have A Dream" speech...
Freedom
Ring
Dream
Equality
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Reading a small section of information from a source and putting it into your own words...
paraphrase
none of these
summary
quote
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Research is all about discovery and...
writing
learning
work
points
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AUDIENCE: D=
Determine
Dramatic
Design
Demographics
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A sequence chain would be perfect for this text structure...
problem / solution
cause / effect
definition / example
chronological
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What is the acronym for preparing and presenting a speech?
REQUIRE
SPEECH
PREPARE
INTEREST
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an explanatory title over a newspaper
headline
summary
banner
byline
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"On the other hand" is a signal word for this text structure...
problem/solution
chronological
compare/contrast
definition/example
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The Diary of Anne Frank is an example of this text type...
biography
nonfiction informational
autobiography
personal account
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theme
main piece
main idea
main engine
main object
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Giving your audience one of these helps them to connect...
specific example
emotional threshold
lollipop
Interesting title
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The lesson of the water hyacinth...
With effort, little actions done each day add up to big results.
Everyone should get a trophy.
Success requires very little effort.
Do nothing and someone will give you what you want.
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A Frayer model would be perfect for this text structure...
problem / solution
compare / contrast
chronological
definition / example
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A text that tells the story of another person's life
autobiography
historical fiction
fantasy
biography
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Research begins with this...
source
none of these
thesis
question
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Text structure refers to how the author organizes a text and the text features utilized.
False
True
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The words you read from the text...
distracting voice
reading voice
none of these
thinking voice
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Including this in your presentation allows the audience to hear from an eye witness...
my opinion
pictures
fun facts
personal account
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Keep your speech focused on ________ main points or less.
2
7
3
5
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You should be able to state the topic of your speech in how many words or less?
20
10
15
5
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A newspaper article is written like this...
an upside down triangle
a story
a 5-paragraph essay
a column
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The chief executive officer of a newspaper...
publisher
the big cheese
editor
the boss
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A great way to get/give audience feedback during the evaluation step is...
None of these
Score it yourself
Look at your grade
Classmate Review
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A problem solution text must provide a final solution.
False
True
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Reading large sections of information from the source and then putting it into your own words...
all of these
summary
quote
paraphrase
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AUDIENCE : U =
Unrealistic
Understanding
Uplifting
Unique
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Why do authors write passages that require readers to make inferences?
to involve and engage the reader
To hide things from the reader.
because they can
to keep readers guessing
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We refer to the steps of research as...
the steps of the research process.
MLA format.
a pain in the neck.
the big 6.
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The final step of the research process is...
Emphasize
Evolution
Evaluate
Emphatic
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Step 1 of the research process...
Choose Sources
Take Notes
Select a topic
Organize Information
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A common strategy a reader uses to determine the meaning of an unknown word before seeking help elsewhere...
skip it
context clues
dictionary
ask a friend
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This is how newspapers make money...
advertisements
contests
comics
donations
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Break large goals into...
Don't break large goals!
baby steps.
something real.
more large goals.
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Going to extreme emotions breaks the
audiences concentration
flow of your speech
boredome
emotional threshold
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Asking these types of questions help you increase understanding when reading...
I wander
I wondar
I wandor
I wonder
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We call a list of sources used for research a...
Resources
Bibliography
Works Cited
Source List
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Before Reading Strategies
Previewing
Text Types
All of these
Author's Purpose
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Thinking but not about the text is called...
reading voice
think aloud
distracting voice
talking to the text
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Text Structure is specifically used for this text type...
Poetry
Fiction
Non-Fiction
Drama
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AUDIENCE: C =
Creative
Custom
Colorful
Coordinated
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an article expressing the opinion of the newspaper regarding a certain subject
editorial
feature
columnist
letter-to-the-editor
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a type of text that uses acts and scenes...
drama
mystery
poetry
autobiography
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written by someone who reads the newspaper about a topic/opinion of choice
editorial
feature
letter-to-the-editor
column
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number of newspapers distributed in one day
subscriptions
copies
quota
circulation
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What does LEAD stand for ?
Literacy Enrichment Across the Disciplines
None of these
Let's Eat Another Donut
Life, Education, Acceptance, Discipline
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An example of a nonfiction informational text
drama
book of poetry
text book or encyclopedia
historical fiction
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an inference or conclusion about a group...
stereotype
drawing a conclusion
general idea
generalization
