Nonfiction Review 2023_Honors

A kouros is a particular type of:

Incorporating source material into a paper by putting it into your own words is:

In Lynne Cox's quest to swim in icy waters to Antarctica, she credited:

Malcolm Gladwell's "Complexity and the Ten-Thousand-Hour Rule" was a response to:

Robert Reich left a very successful career in order to:

The author of "How to React to Familiar Faces":

Muggs's grave marker contained an enscription that meant:

I wanted to swipe a cookie, but since Mom had already told me they were for the bake sale, my _________ wouldn't let me.

My cousin Bobby was the only one of my Aunt Viv's kids to attend the family reunion.

Stacy would have been afraid to walk across the stage, but her best friend put her arm around her and walked ______ her.

According to Billy Joel's speech at Fairfield University,

What was the irony of Billy Joel's delivering a college commencement address?

Commencement address

A TQES discussion is one that highlights what parts of a text?

In "Hold Fast Your Dreams," Billy Joel claimed a degree from:

In his speech "Hold Fast Your Dreams," musician Billy Joel contends that one thing that makes people unique is their:

Which of the following is true about annotation?

"The Dog That Bit People" was written as:

Which of the following guests was NOT a part of the podcast "The Upside of Quitting"?

In conclusion, the most important factor in building a resumé is relevant experience.

The cat was strolling through the den, but he jumped a foot off the ground when I flinched:

Newspaper article

A source's credibility should be established:

Inserting a word-for-word quote into a paper from a credible source is:

Citing a reliable expert or well-vetted study is using a/an:

Which writer wrote more than one of the passages we have studied?

Separating two independent clauses with just a comma is an error specifically known as a:

A pair of opposite terms joined together in an unusual expression is a/an:

I had a great, long weekend; plus, this is a short week of school.

The use of written words to persuade is called:

At the first sign of speeding on a newly opened street, law enforcement officers should:

Avoiding redundancy and empty phrases in your writing is called:

A paper's works cited is a link between its internal documentation and:

Which of the following is an example of an appositive?

"Hold Fast Your Dreams" was written as:

No one in the gym saw the referee signal timeout _______ the coach who called it.

The conclusion of "The Busy Trap" is most closely connected with that of:

A non-restrictive clause is one that is:

Mom told me I could have a piece of pie, but I ate the whole entire thing.

Internal documentation is a link between information in a paper and the paper's:

Which of the following was the song that gained recognition for Billy Joel?

Which passage was written as a serious essay?

Scientific tests on "The Statue That Didn't Look Right" indicated:

In "The Statue That Didn't Look Right," what did the kouros experts use to test the statue's authenticity?

Which two "worlds" did "How to React to Familiar Faces" contrast?

Andrew's name was removed from consideration for student council when the sponsor discovered his role in a cheating:

Who did Umberto Eco say people would say things about that they wouldn't say to others?

The atmosphere or emotion of a story is its:

The passage that examines the role of talent and practice of a skill is:

When the author of "How to React to Familiar Faces" saw a famous actor in public, his first thought was that he was:

The goal of literary discussions is to reach:

Which one of the following should NOT be used to separate two independent clauses?

What did the author of "How to React to Familiar Faces" write "caused confusion"?

Billy Joel claimed his most trusted mentor and adviser was:

Podcast episode

A saying whose meaning is different from its literal words is a/an:

The passage that examined talent and preparation was:

In "Hold Fast Your Dreams," Billy Joel relates mistakes to:

The best tool to bring to a literary discussion group is:

In "Hold Fast Your Dreams," Billy Joel claimed that:

Who called 10,000 hours a magic number?

A term that dates back to biblical times that means someone who takes the blame for someone else is:

Babe Ruth, the most well-known baseball player in history, played most of his career for the New York Yankees.

Which passage concluded that life is too short to be busy?

What do all the passages in this unit have in common?

In "The Upside of Quitting," what occupation did Sudhir Venkatesh say had a difficult time saying "I quit."

The podcast that suggested occasional benefits to quitting is:

"The Dog That Bit People" was written to which specific audience?

Gerald's wound bled so much that he briefly lost:

Which passage was an excerpt from a book?

Drawing a conclusion from a collection of data is incorporating source material into a paper using:

The root word of annotation is:

The title of "The Upside of Quitting indicates:

Where should the end punctuation be placed in a sentence with a citation?

A statement that includes elements that contradict each other is a/an: