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1
Conquering the Monster stories usually tories often intertwine with “the hero’s journey”
True
False
2
What rhetorical appeal does this image represent?
Ethos
Pathos
Logos
3
Which character type is a rebel who won’t abide by society’s demands.
The ruler
The explorer
The outlaw
The creator
4
What type of fallacy is represented here?
Red Herring
Ad Populum
Either/Or
Hasty Generalization
5
In reader response criticism, the role of the reader cannot be omitted from our understanding of literature.
False
True
6
What are the 3 steps to reader-response analysis?
React, criticize via principle, respond
React, respond, analyze
React, criticize via form, respond
Response, criticize via principle, criticize via form
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What rhetorical appeal does this image represent?
Logos
Pathos
Ethos
8
What tpe of fallacy is being represented here?
Slippery Slope
Moral Equivalence
Either/Or
Red Herring
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In reader response criticism, readers do not passively consume the meaning presented to them by a text.
True
False
10
The strengths of the Sage are wisdom, experience, insight
True
False
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Which character type is a protagonist who rises to meet a challenge and saves the day?
The ruler
The sage
The hero
The creator
12
The rags to riches story type is based on the he biblical resurrection of Jesus
True
False
13
In reader response criticism, readers actively make the meaning they find in literature.
True
False
