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I wanna be the very best that no one ever was (G8 T2 Reviewer)
I wanna be the very best that no one ever was (G8 T2 Reviewer)
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1
Which of the following is an example of a narrative citation?
(Smith, 2020)
Smith (2020)
(2020, Smith)
Smith - 2020
2
Why is identifying bias in media important?
To develop critical thinking and avoid manipulation
To ensure we consume only one perspective
To eliminate all opinions from media
To increase our enjoyment of media content
3
Which of the following is an example of litotes?
"I could eat a horse!"
"The view was absolutely stunning!"
"That wasn’t half bad."
"I’ve told you this a million times!"
4
Which example best illustrates the use of logos?
A politician referencing their years of public service
A celebrity endorsing a charity campaign
A study showing that 80% of people prefer a certain product
A story about a family affected by a social issue
5
What elements are included in an APA in-text citation for a book?
Author and Year
Author, Title, and Year
Author and URL
Author and Title
6
What type of irony occurs when the audience knows something a character does not?
Dramatic irony
Coincidence
Situational irony
Verbal irony
7
Which of the following uses logos effectively?
"I’ve been in the fitness industry for 15 years and know what works."
"Think about how happy you’ll feel after achieving your goals!"
"Research indicates that regular exercise improves mental health."
You’ll regret not trying this amazing product!"
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What question helps identify logos in a persuasive text?
Does the argument use vivid examples?
Is the thesis supported by strong evidence?
Does the tone fit the audience?
Does it appeal to moral standing?
9
What does APA stand for?
American Psychological Association
Advanced Publishing Alliance
Academic Publishing Association
Association for Public Academics
10
Which is NOT a feature of a folktale?
Passed down through oral tradition
Features highly complex character arcs
Often includes supernatural elements
Focuses on moral lessons
11
Which of the following is NOT a reason to use citations?
To confuse the reader.
To show that your work is credible.
o show respect for the original owner.
To give credit to the owner of the work.
12
How would you cite a website with no author in APA 7th edition?
Skip the citation entirely.
Use “Google” as the author.
Use “Anonymous” as the author.
Use the title of the webpage.
13
Which question helps identify bias in media?
What kind of information is presented?
How colorful is the media content?
Does it use catchy music?
How many likes does the content have?
14
What is the main purpose of irony in literature?
To confuse the reader
To provide background information
To emphasize the theme and engage the audience
To ensure characters never achieve their goals
15
In a play, the audience knows the villain is hiding behind a door, but the hero does not. This is an example of:
Verbal irony
Coincidence
Situational irony
Dramatic irony
16
What is bias?
An accidental oversight in media content
Prejudice over something
A balanced view of both sides of an issue
Complete neutrality in opinions
17
What is the goal of "Glittering Generalities"?
To link a person or idea to positive symbols
To use logical reasoning to support claims
To criticize an opposing group negatively
To present factual, unbiased information
18
A sign on a store reads, “We’re always open,” but the doors are locked. This is an example of:
Situational irony
Coincidence
Dramatic irony
Verbal irony
19
What is the correct format for a parenthetical in-text citation for one author in APA 7th edition?
(Last Name Year)
Author’s Last Name (Year)
(Author’s Last Name, Year)
Last Name, Year
20
What does the "Transfer" propaganda technique do?
Projects positive or negative qualities onto something else
Relies on statistical evidence
Focuses on emotional storytelling
Uses logical reasoning to convince
21
What is the purpose of the folktale "The Origin of the Sun and the Moon"?
To explain natural phenomena and convey values
To create suspense and intrigue
To entertain with no moral lesson
To provide historical facts
22
A character says, "I just LOVE doing extra homework," but they actually dislike it. What kind of irony is being used?
coincidence
verbal irony
dramatic irony
situational irony
23
What type of irony is this: A fire station burns down.
Coincidence
Dramatic irony
Situational irony
Verbal irony
24
If a character says, "Oh, what lovely weather!" during a storm, this is an example of:
Dramatic irony
Situational irony
Verbal irony
Coincidence
25
Which propaganda technique uses emotionally charged words to sway opinions?
Emotional Words
Name-Calling
Logical Fallacies
Transfer
26
What is the "Rule of Three" commonly found in folktales?
Three endings to choose from
Three genres of literature combined
Three narrative perspectives
Three main characters or events
27
Which question would you NOT ask to spot bias in media?
Are there any key details missing?
Is the language neutral or emotional?
What evidence supports the main point?
What font style is used in the article?
28
How can ethos make an argument more persuasive?
By relying solely on emotional appeals
By including logical data and figures
By using shocking visuals to capture attention
By presenting the speaker as knowledgeable and trustworthy
29
Which of the following is a common feature of a folktale?
Use of complex character development
Avoidance of moral lessons
Open-ended conclusions
Incorporation of local culture
30
What is "Unwarranted Extrapolation"?
Presenting evidence to support a claim
Using logic to make fair predictions about the future
Making large predictions based on limited facts
Linking two unrelated ideas to manipulate perception
31
What should you do if you suspect bias in a news article?
Search for additional sources for a fuller picture
Dismiss the article entirely
Accept it without question
Share it widely on social media
32
Which of the following is an example of loaded language?
"The match was close and exciting."
"The team dominated the field!"
"The players participated enthusiastically."
"The team played very well."
33
When does bias usually develop?
Through experiences and the media consumed
When avoiding all forms of media
After extensive fact-checking
Only after reading academic articles
34
What supernatural element is often included in folktales?
Space exploration
Time travel
Scientific discoveries
Mythical creatures or beings
35
What is the purpose of the “Plain Folks” propaganda technique?
To associate ideas with ordinary people
To exaggerate the importance of a product
To criticize opponents negatively
To use fear to persuade
36
How can missing details in an article affect a reader's understanding?
They make the story more entertaining.
They increase the credibility of the source.
They can mislead the reader by omitting important context.
They provide a balanced perspective.
37
An advertisement featuring a celebrity endorsing a product is an example of:
Logos
Rhetoric
Pathos
Ethos
38
Which persuasive device would be most effective in convincing an audience of scientists?
Pathos
Ethos
Rhetoric
Logos
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Someone enters a spooky house, saying, "I bet nothing bad happens here," and the audience knows danger is waiting.
Dramatic Irony
Verbal Irony
Coincidence
Situational Irony
