ENG3C1 Review

Question 1

What are these Camera Angles?

Accepted Answer

Worm's Eye view, High Angle

Question 2

They are punctuated with commas to directly address the person to whom the words are being spoken to

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Word of Address

Question 3

A confusing-sounding statement which actually makes sense.

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Paradox

Question 4

Refers to how high or low of a person’s voice when they speak

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Pitch

Question 5

The Purpose of Annotating

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Read actively

Question 6

What do you do before reading an article

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Predict

Question 7

Wet Bandits is an example of...

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Antagonist

Question 8

Bonus: The ONLY person who owns an Android phone in this class is...(Hint: We did this in comparative writing)

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Trevor

Question 9

This camera shot is...

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Extreme Long Shot

Question 10

This comma rule is used when describing or modify other nouns.

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Appositive

Question 11

A reference to something or someone famous from literature, religion, history or popular culture.

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Allusion

Question 12

Sam lost his pencil before the test, but he had an extra one in his bag.

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Compound Sentence

Question 13

Interact, Evaluate, Apply. What type of reading is it?

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Active

Question 14

What is PEA stand for in writing

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Point Evidence Analysis

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