Define each RHETORICAL APPEAL correctly

Ethos- Credibility, Pathos - Emotions, Logos - Logic

Latin “vestire,” = “to possess/or wear". French "interest" = “profit/advantage” . Vested interest most likely means?

an individual’s own part in an investment, with hope for a gain

Choose the option below that best explains the rhetorical appeal being shown in this excerpt.

Using a quote from an expert in order to add credibility to the argument.

How does illiteracy affect voting and democracy?

It makes it harder to read ballots and research candidates

How does the author's use of a quotation support the purpose of analyzing problem-based math instruction? Read excerpt

It argues problem-solving helps students learn math differently.

The root "liter" means reading/writing, and "il" means opposite. Which sentence best defines illiteracy?

not being able to read and write

What is the best way to determine the author’s purpose in a passage?

Identify if the text is meant to inform, persuade, or entertain

Why is strong reading comprehension important when analyzing news and media?

It helps you identify bias and misinformation

Why is it important to read beyond just social media posts?

Social media often lacks depth and credible sources

What is one major consequence of illiteracy in adulthood?

Difficulty finding high-paying jobs

Author argues: drill/practice is best. They use figurative language which helps fulfill what paragraph's purpose?

It highlights drill and practice as effective in math classrooms.

Why do successful people often read daily?

To learn new perspectives and knowledge

What is the best strategy for becoming a better reader?

Read regularly and challenge yourself with new material

Same pronunciation, different spelling & meaning (two,too, to)

How does illiteracy affect financial decisions?

It makes reading contracts and bank statements difficult

What should you do if you don’t understand what you’re reading?

Read slower and reread difficult parts

The ability to read, write, and understand information

A word with same spelling/ sound but different meaning (bat)

How does the use of fallacious reasoning weaken the author’s argument about math instruction?

The author generalizes beyond the survey data after citing outcomes

How does reading help improve your critical thinking skills?

It teaches you how to analyze arguments and evidence

Which statement best explains how "complex" relates to other words in Passage 2, Paragraph 4?

Complex is an antonym of the word “simple.”

From the paragraph's context, what is the best definition of the underlined word modalities?

a particular method in which something is experienced or expressed

What does "fallacious" mean?

Based on false reasoning or mistaken beliefs

Why is making inferences important when reading?

It helps you understand deeper meanings beyond just words

Why is reading considered a fundamental skill for success in life?

It helps you analyze and understand information better

What is the most effective way to identify the main idea of a passage?

Look for repeated ideas and key details

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1
What is the MOST logical step to do when taking a FSQ/USA/ PM EXAM?
Read questions ONLY and pick the one that makes most sense
Look at all the questions first (If I can)
Read the story/stories first
Cry
2
Define each RHETORICAL APPEAL correctly
Ethos- Emotions, Pathos - Logic, Logos - Credibility
Ethos- Credibility, Pathos - Logic, Logos - Emotions
Ethos- Logic, Pathos - Emotions, Logos - Credibility
Ethos- Credibility, Pathos - Emotions, Logos - Logic
3
Latin “vestire,” = “to possess/or wear". French "interest" = “profit/advantage” . Vested interest most likely means?
clothed in money
expensive garments
a group of accounts invested in the stock market
an individual’s own part in an investment, with hope for a gain
4
Being able to read is IMPORTANT, NOT comprehension
True
False
5
Choose the option below that best explains the rhetorical appeal being shown in this excerpt.
A quote from an expert in order to make the reader feel unintelligent
Emotional appeal by quoting a student the reader can relate to
Using a quote from an expert in order to add credibility to the argument.
Logical appeal by quoting a professor in order to help the research seem
6
How does illiteracy affect voting and democracy?
It makes it harder to read ballots and research candidates
It helps people make better voting decisions
I vote based if I like them or not
Voting doesn’t require reading
7
How does the author's use of a quotation support the purpose of analyzing problem-based math instruction? Read excerpt
It opposes modern methods, favoring a return to memorization-based math.
It shows testing is key to effective math instruction.
It supports memorization as key to better math learning.
It argues problem-solving helps students learn math differently.
8
The root "liter" means reading/writing, and "il" means opposite. Which sentence best defines illiteracy?
being able to read and write
not being able to write
not being able to read
not being able to read and write
9
What is the best way to determine the author’s purpose in a passage?
Assume all texts have the same purpose
Identify if the text is meant to inform, persuade, or entertain
Count how many paragraphs are in the passage
Look for difficult vocabulary words
10
Why is strong reading comprehension important when analyzing news and media?
It has no real-world impact
It makes reading faster
It prevents you from needing to fact-check anything
It helps you identify bias and misinformation
11
Why is it important to read beyond just social media posts?
There’s no benefit to reading anything else
Reading books is only for school
Social media is always accurate
Social media often lacks depth and credible sources
12
What is one major consequence of illiteracy in adulthood?
Difficulty finding high-paying jobs
No impact on daily life
Forgetting how to speak
Not being able to drive
13
Author argues: drill/practice is best. They use figurative language which helps fulfill what paragraph's purpose?
It highlights drill and practice as effective in math classrooms.
It explains why diverse learners need flexible teaching methods.
It shows problem-solving fails to give students needed skills.
It conveys students' frustration with complex math problems.
14
What is a Antonym?
A nonsense word
Its opposite
15
Why do successful people often read daily?
Because they have too much free time
To memorize facts
To avoid socializing
To learn new perspectives and knowledge
16
What is the best strategy for becoming a better reader?
Read regularly and challenge yourself with new material
Read just for school assignments
Only read short texts
Avoid reading if it’s too difficult
17
What is a Homophone?
Same pronunciation, different spelling & meaning (two,too, to)
Same spelling & pronunciation, different meanings (well)
18
How does illiteracy affect financial decisions?
It makes reading contracts and bank statements difficult
It has no effect on money management
It only affects shopping at store
People don’t need to read to manage money
19
What should you do if you don’t understand what you’re reading?
Read slower and reread difficult parts
Guess what it means and move on
Skip to the next section
Ignore the difficult words
20
What is literacy?
Knowing how to speak multiple languages.
The ability to read, write, and understand information
Memorizing facts without understanding them.
The skill of solving math problems quickly.
21
Who won the super bowl last night?
Eagles
Bills
Dolphins
Chiefs
22
What is a Homonym?
A word with same spelling/ sound but different meaning (bat)
A word that rhymes (lime & dime)
23
How does the use of fallacious reasoning weaken the author’s argument about math instruction?
The author ties math data to problem-solving after providing context
The author generalizes beyond the survey data after citing outcomes
The author links survey data to student outcomes after noting changes
The author says data doesn’t show drill practice after identifying students
24
What is a Synonym?
Its opposite
same or nearly the same
25
How does reading help improve your critical thinking skills?
It forces you to memorize words
It limits your ability to question information
IDK
It teaches you how to analyze arguments and evidence
26
In what everyday situation/s would strong reading comprehension help you?
All of the above
Understanding a job application
Reading contracts and agreements
Following a recipe
27
Which statement best explains how "complex" relates to other words in Passage 2, Paragraph 4?
Complex is a homophone of the word “computing.”
Complex is a homonym of the word “computing.”
Complex is a synonym of the word “valuable.”
Complex is an antonym of the word “simple.”
28
From the paragraph's context, what is the best definition of the underlined word modalities?
a particular fashion or style
a disorganized state of being
a musical harmony
a particular method in which something is experienced or expressed
29
What does "fallacious" mean?
Based on false reasoning or mistaken beliefs
Expressing deep emotions through storytelling
Relating to nature and environmental studies
Showing great wisdom and logical thinking
30
Why is making inferences important when reading?
It helps you understand deeper meanings beyond just words
It only matters in poetry, not regular texts
It makes reading more confusing
It’s a useless skill
31
Why is reading considered a fundamental skill for success in life?
It helps you analyze and understand information better
It improves your ability to multitask
It only helps in school, not in the real world
It makes you read faster, but comprehension doesn’t matter
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What is the most effective way to identify the main idea of a passage?
Ignore supporting details
Focus only on difficult vocabulary words
Look for repeated ideas and key details
Only read the first sentence

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