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When crafting an argument, the glass in the man's hand is...
data or evidence...
a thesis statement.
the warrant.
an emotional argument of guilt.
2
If America's soul becomes poisoned, part of the autopsy must read: Vietnam.
Figurative Language
Citing testimony
Ethos
Understatement
3
One strategy to writing an introduction for the SAT essay is...
to state the counterargument to the topic.
to state the subject, time period, & purpose.
to state your opinion on the topic.
to ask a general question about the topic.
4
“Since I am a preacher by calling, I have...major reasons for bringing Vietnam into the field of my moral vision
Pathos
Refutation
Figurative Language
Ethos
5
Of the 1.7 million takers, how many students score a perfect SAT 1600?
300
300,000
30,000
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“For those who ask the question, ‘Aren’t you a civil rights leader?’ and thereby mean to exclude me from the movement"
Logos
Counterargument
Figurative language
Pathos
7
Consider the Pepsi and Coke advertisement
Figurative language
Humor
Understatement
Personification
8
Mr. Vial began the class stating an argument that:
he can guarantee you get five to ten more correct.
everything is an argument.
the English test is more difficult than the math test.
the SAT is essential to secondary educational success.
9
Wiesel utilizes logos. "Indifference is not only a sin, it is a punishment."
An literary device identified.
An incorrect lead-in to the quote.
A weak golden line, not worth quoting.
An incorrect rhetorical appeal identified.
10
Wiesel says, "Indifference is a friend to the enemy."
simile.
understatement.
ethos.
personification.
11
Which term answers, "How does this quote prove the argument or influence the audience?"
Irony
Refutation
Testimony
Warrant
12
Your thesis formula: Speaker + lit term/appeals + purpose =
an opinion.
a claim.
a citation.
an idea.
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Running across the field, the track star was late to the race.
Infinitive phrase
Prepositional phrase
Appositive phrase
Participle phrase
14
Hogarth's Gin Lane and Beer Street utilizes:
figurative language.
understatement.
juxtaposition.
parrallelism
15
Which is not a rhetorical appeal?
logos
refutation
ethos
pathos