How do you incorporate ethos?

Use solid arguments and reasoning

Intro to characters, setting, and background

What is the inciting incident in a story?

first conflict that begins rising action

The rising action of a story?

the use of foreshadowing and conflict to build tension

What is use of evidence?

quotes, paraphrasing to support your thesis

turning point or most intense part of story

What is an example of indirect characterization?

Erin ran through the halls singing at the top of her lungs

all references to history or famous people

all mysteries, secrets, and knots are untied

What is an example of logos appeal?

It's a fact that smoking causes cancer

warning or indication of what is to come

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1
A mockingbird symbolizes?
innocence
freedom
pain
death
2
How do you incorporate ethos?
Use solid arguments and reasoning
use descriptive language
personal stories
identify values
3
What is a thesis statement?
topic sentence
conclusion
a pain to write
A claim with supported opinion
4
A likely connotation of the word sick is
runny nose
throwing up
feverish
awesome or cool
5
The exposition is?
all questions are resolved
turning point
Intro to characters, setting, and background
hints at and gives away the ending of a story
6
What is the inciting incident in a story?
first conflict that begins rising action
turning point
suspense
climax
7
The rising action of a story?
the use of foreshadowing and conflict to build tension
the very first conflict
all wuestions are answered
turning point of the story
8
What is use of evidence?
quotes, paraphrasing to support your thesis
transitions
conventions
law term
9
Describe climax.
first conflict
foreshadowing
turning point or most intense part of story
in the introduction
10
What is an example of direct characterization?
Jack is a talented musician
the dog limped and howled to the end of the street
Tom walked up the steps with hunched shoulders and a frown
Keri sat with her head in a book tapping her foot
11
What is an example of indirect characterization?
Fred kept a calm demeanor as he waited in line
Lisa is a good friend
the violent dog growled at the squirrel
Erin ran through the halls singing at the top of her lungs
12
What is pathos?
an apeal to logic and reason
an appeal to authority
Plato
an appeal to the emotions
13
An allusion is?
logos
spirit of culture
warning or indication of a future event
all references to history or famous people
14
A denotation of the word school is?
a nightmare
a place of warmth
a building where you learn
a shelter
15
A character struggling with a difficult decision?
internal conflict
lateral conflict
terrestrial conflict
external conflict
16
What is denouement?
turning point
resolution
all mysteries, secrets, and knots are untied
intro to characters, setting, background
17
What is an example of logos appeal?
It's a fact that smoking causes cancer
uses jargon
As a doctor, I can say this will improve your health
I have been married for 10 years, I know
18
Foreshadowing is?
warning or indication of what is to come
a reflection of the past
literal or primary meaning of a word
an idea or feeling
19
A character struggling with a difficult decision is also an example of?
man vs. nature
man vs. self
man vs. man
man vs. society
20
An example of ethos persuasion?
cat
paper
doctor
squirrel

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