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ERWC: Review for Final Exam Semester One
ERWC: Review for Final Exam Semester One
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Review the concepts from the first semester and be prepared to APPLY THEM on the final exam.
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When we interact with a text, we take notes and underline to better understand, a skill called....
annotation
kairos
VITC
exigence
2
What is the tone of this quote?
annoyed
inspiring
contented
self-assured
3
What does FAQ stand for?
Frequently Abbreviated Quotas
Fast Answered Questions
Felicitous Angelic Quorum
Frequently Asked Questions
4
Questioning the author in ERWC is also called
Reading with the grain
Rhetorical grammar
Pre-reading
Reading against the grain
5
From beginning to end, what are the five parts of a thank you note?
Heading, greeting, body, closing, sigmiture
Greeting, heading, body, closing, signature
Signature, greeting, body, conclusion
6
A sentence like: "gross margins ticked up 43% compared with 40% a year earlier" is appealing to the audience's...
pathos
loaded language
ethos
logos
7
What is SOAPSTone?
a strategy for writing rhetorical analysis essays
a series of questions to ask when reading a book
a method to help readers rhetorically analyze a text
a mnemonic device used to analyze literature and poetry
8
When you write a letter to a friend, the correct punctuation that follow their name is: (Dear Fred?)
;
...
,
:
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What is the primary rhetorical appeal?
logos
kairos
pathos
ethos
10
Questioning the author or reading against the grain is also called
Playing the believing game
Playing the predicting game
Playing the quiet game
Playing the disbelieving (or doubting) game
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Questioning the author or reading against the grain is also called
Playing the quiet game
Playing the believing game
Playing the predicting game
Playing the disbelieving (or doubting) game
12
What do you call the reasons and factual evidence you use to back up or prove your stance/claim?
Rhetoric
Purpose
Support
Slogan
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What drives an author to write/speak....
genre
pathos
kairos
exigence
14
A rhetorical triangle is comprised of...
Speaker, Message, Tone
Tone, Speaker, Audience
Audience, Style, Speaker
Speaker, Message, Audience
15
The three stages of the ERWC arc pertaining to student texts that are modeled on professional texts are:
Writing, Editing, and Revising
Selecting, Writing, Publishing
Writing, Revising, and Proofreading
Selecting, Writing, and Revising
16
All the following are synonyms for thesis EXCEPT...
author's position
main idea
metaphor
central idea
17
Which of the following has most to do with facts and logic?
Ethos
Toto
Logos
Pathos
18
The purpose of ERWC is to prepare students to do the critical reading & writing they will encounter in college and life
False
True
19
The Descriptive Outline DOES requires a strong _______.
idea
verb
structure
stance
20
Which of the following is NOT one of the three reasons for writing?
Inform
Persuade
Evolve
Entertain
21
Which of THESE do you write down while annotating "Against the Grain?"
Brief points to summarize the text
Author's Purpose
My opinion of the text
Author's Opinion
22
A rhetorical precis is a mix between summary and analysis.
True
False
23
What is the primary rhetorical appeal?
ethos
kairos
pathos
logos
24
Which strategy most involves analyzing the author's purpose in a piece of writing?
Summarizing
Descriptive Outlining
Pre-reading
Vocabulary
25
An analytical summary of what the text says and does is best presented by a
synopsis
abstract
rhetorical precis
outline
26
"We worry about guns in schools? Well kids who come to school unvaccinated are guns." Appeals to the audience's....
kairos
logos
pathos
ethos
27
What is the definition of Tone?
The message behind the author's words.
Has both a subject and a verb.
The way a story makes the reader feel.
The author's attitude toward a subject.
28
The connection between the speaker and the audience is the....
evidence
stance
tone
appeal
29
What is the primary rhetorical appeal in this ad?
kairos
pathos
ethos
logos
30
What is one way to determine if a website if viable and trustworthy?
CRAAP test
Ask Google
The number of visitors to the site
The speed the webpage loads
31
Who codified the three methods of persuasion?
Plato
Aristotle
Judas
Jason Derulo
32
What is the tone of this quote?
didactic
expectant
understated
wry (mocking humor)
33
what is the definition of kairos?
the opportune moment or time
using emotion
the act of seeking to change someone else’s point of view
a rhetorical trope that states a paradox
34
What do you call the position presented in an argument?
Ethos
Slogan
Claim
Polemic
35
A writer from a well-respected publication or organization has:
Logos
Kairos
Ethos
Pathos
36
What punctuation mark would you use in a note to your bestie? Dear Friend (?)
-
:
;
,
37
Rhetoric is evident in which areas?
Advertisements
Student Essays
All of the above
Political Speeches
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What is occasion?
The content and ideas contained in a text
The time and place of the piece;
The primary reason to speak out on an issue
A special event like Prom
39
What is genre?
A recipe
a fictional story
a rhyming poem
A type or category
40
What is the primary rhetorical appeal?
kairos
pathos
logos
ethos
41
Message, Speaker and ______ are the 3 essential components in the rhetorical triangle.
Appeal
Audience
Logos
Stance
42
In rhetoric, an argument is defined as...
An author's thesis
An author's thesis plus her evidence
A disagreement about a topic
A loud fight about who gets the last hot Cheeto
43
Which of the following has most to do with the reader's emotions?
Pathos
Ethos
Logos
Chronos
44
Which of the following has most to do with the credibility of an author?
Pathos
Ethos
Logos
Frogos
45
Pretending the author is correct and focusing on understanding is the strategy called...
Reading over the grain
Reading against the grain
Reading with the grain
Reading beside the grain
46
When Ms. V asks you to VITC, she's asking you to do a preliminary step after a first reading involving:
Vocab, Introduction, Thesis, Connotation
Vocabulary, Interaction, Thesis, Conclusion
Vocabulary, Introduction, Thesis, Conclusion
Vocab, Illustrate, Thesis, Conclusion
47
The A in SOAPSTone refers to
accuracy
audience
argument
anecdote
48
The Descriptive Outline SAYS is really a _______.
stance
verb
summary
statement of purpose
49
Most student created products in ERWC should end ______.
with a call-to-action.
with academic vocabulary.
with a restatement of your thesis.
with a silly joke.
50
When/Where was rhetoric was first analyzed?
late 19th century
Renaissance
Ancient Greece
Ancient Mesopotamia
51
ERWC focuses more on
how we read
what we read
52
Is this logos ethos pathos or kairos?
logos
ethos
Kairos
pathos
53
Awareness of when the timing is opportune or ______ is important for a writer
logos
ethos
pathos
kairos
54
When an author like Rifkin cites the research of experts, he is most appealing to...
Pathos
Logos
Ethos
Bozos
55
What is the O in SOAPSTone?
Outstanding
Opinion
Occasion
Organization
56
Organizational patterns and norms within a type or category that help authors know what to say and when to say it.
exigence
kairos
genre
pathos
57
What is Subject in a SOAPSTone?
Opposive of the object
The general topic, content, and ideas
The primary reason to speak out on an issue
Precedes the predicate
58
When using MLA style, the heading should include: Your name, teacher, class, and the date.
True
False
59
What is the first part of a thank you note?
Signature
Greeting
Heading
60
The BEST way to proofread is to use empathy.
True
False
61
If we cite statistics, we are appealing most to...
Yoyos
Ethos
Logos
Pathos
62
What is a rhetorical precis?
Your explanation of how you understand the argument
All of the above.
It's usually a single paragraph that contains four points
It is a kind of summary of a writer's argument and evidence.
63
Ms. Vermillion is teaching for mastery
True
False
64
Tone is conveyed through all BUT
genre
viewpoint
diction and syntax
level of formality
65
In a Descriptive Outline, the function and purpose describe the:
verb
SAYS
DOES
Summary
