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SBUA 3.3 Review
SBUA 3.3 Review
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Which is an example of a text feature?
photographs
bold words
charts and graphs
captions
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Which are examples of rhetorical devices?
Ethos, Logos, Pathos
Synonyms, antonyms, comparison
Rhetorical question, Metaphor, Simile, Repetition, Idiom, Personification
Alliteration, Hyperbole, Allusion, Anaphora, Parallelism
3
If an author is trying to pull on your heartstring and make you feel something they are using...
Pathos
Ethos
Logos
Repetition
4
He designated his son as his heir. Which word could best replace
designated.
specified
ordered
nominated
unscheduled
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Choose the words that most closely means
reiterate
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to reienforce
to back up
to say something again or a number of times
to jump
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Stephanie receives a monthly disbursement from her parents' trust fund. What does the word
disbursement
mean.
deposit of funds
outgoing of funds
amount of funds
saving of funds
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Which text structure do the following words indicate? On; at (date, time); earlier; after; now; presently; prior to
Sequence
Problem Solution
Compare/ Contrast
Chronological
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Ethos is...
an appeal to ethics and morals
an appeal to logic
an appeal to ethics
asking a rhetorical question
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Read the etymology of the word pertinent: to be attached legally, to belong to. What does pertinent mean?
irrelevant
worthy of
fit
applicable
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Which Rhetorical Appeal has to do with logic and reasoning?
Pathos
Ethos
Logos
Rhetorical question
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Central Idea is...
ties together all of the other elements of fiction
universal idea
The author's main point
the central, unifying element of the story or text
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Which text structure do the following words indicate? Characteristics of; details; for example; includes; in particular
Sequence
Compare/ Contrast
Description
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A question that is asked in order to make a point, rather than to elicit an answer from the audience.
Rhetorical Question
Allusion
Anaphora
Repetition
14
My consideration of his score on his essay was due to his absences. What is the best meaning of
consideration
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understanding
notice
item
treatment
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Which text structure do the following words indicate? As a result; as such; because of; due to; for this reason; led to
Rhetorical
Cause/ Effect
Problem Solution
Sequence
