Unlike Columbus, Cabeza de Vaca saw the Native Americans as...

compassionate, curious, trustworthy

Logos uses what appeal to the audience?

logic - rationalize with the audience

when language or a situation is contrary to what you would expect

What was one of the major differences in values between the Iroquois and biblical creation stories?

Biblical has power over animals and the Iroquois do not.

Manifest Destiny and its promoters did what?

expand their dominion across the continent

In Patrick Henry's speech to the Virginia Convention, he argued...

Communication has been exhausted; fighting for freedom is necessary.

when the writer repeats a sentence or phrase

an appeal to your sense of taste, an appeal to your sense of sight, an appeal to your sense of smell, an appeal to your sense of hearing

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Early American Literature Unit Test Practice

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1
Benjamin Franklin's Poor Richard's Almanack is famous for including what?
anecdotes
aphorisms
allegories
allusions
2
Unlike Columbus, Cabeza de Vaca saw the Native Americans as...
compassionate
curious
useful
trustworthy
3
Logos uses what appeal to the audience?
emotional - audience feelings
criticism - criticize the opponent
credibility - audience trust
logic - rationalize with the audience
4
What is irony?
a comparison using like or as
when language or a situation is contrary to what you would expect
a trick of the mind or senses
asking a question that isn't mean to be answered
5
What was one of the major differences in values between the Iroquois and biblical creation stories?
Biblical has power over animals and the Iroquois do not.
both promote human and animal equality
both promote using animals for human gain
Iroquois have power over animals and biblical does not
6
Ethos uses what appeal to the audience?
criticism - criticize the opponent
credibility - audience trust
logic - rationalize with the audience
emotional - audience feelings
7
Manifest Destiny and its promoters did what?
spread their gospel to the masses
convert Native Americans and share the land
expand their dominion across the continent
create a story of a single and true heaven
8
Pathos uses what appeal to the audience?
emotional - audience feelings
credibility - audience trust
criticism - criticize the opponent
logic - rationalize with the audience
9
In Patrick Henry's speech to the Virginia Convention, he argued...
Hope is all that people have to hold onto.
The future is uncertain.
The British want to break away peacefully.
Communication has been exhausted; fighting for freedom is necessary.
10
What is parallelism?
a comparison using like or as
when the writer repeats a sentence or phrase
the repetition of a word
joining to sentences together
11
What is imagery?
an appeal to your sense of taste
an appeal to your sense of sight
an appeal to your sense of smell
an appeal to your sense of hearing
12
Creation stories reveal WHAT about a culture?
Inexperience
values
environment
leaders

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