If you see this citation (Jones, 14, emp. source) it means...

emphasis was already included in source material

Lincoln says something, and it is quoted in Jones' work, on page 23. Citation would look like-

Lincoln states, ".........." (qtd. in Jones 23).

At what point should a quotation be in block formation?

When it is four or more (typed) lines

When is an ellipses used in an essay?

When deleting something in source material

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1
A Works Cited should...
All of the Above
Be Alphabetized
Include all sources cited in Essay
Have a hanging indent
2
The most important sentence in an essay is...
The final though
The topic sentence
The thesis statement
The Hook
3
"Look at that face. Would anyone vote for that?"
Scare Tactic
Ad Hominem
Oversimplification
Argumentum Ad Populum
4
For a source to be considered scholarly it has to be...
A Book
Written by an Expert
In An Academic Journal
Peer Reviewed
5
A fallacy in which a person uses only comparisons to prove a point.
Faulty Analogy
False Authority
Hasty Generalization
Equivocation
6
If you see this citation (Jones, 14, emp. source) it means...
The source shows a lack of empathy
The author added the emphasis into source material
emphasis was already included in source material
The author is empathetic to source material
7
Aristotle's favorite appeal was...
Logos
Kairos
Ethos
Pathos
8
Rhetoric is...
Persuasive Language
A question that is not meant to be answered
False
Mere Manipulation
9
A fallacy in which we either claim to be an authority, or we use someone else's authority.
Guilt by Association
Faulty Analogy
False Authority
Ad Hominem
10
A cause and effect fallacy in which A and B occur at same time, so A is said to have caused B.
Slippery Slope
Strawman
Hasty Generalization
Post Hoc, Ergo Propter Hoc
11
A fallacy in which our emotional side is heavily played with.
Strawman
Overly Sentimental
Guilt by Association
Scare Tactic
12
"I wish they would stop turning on the seat belt sign because it keeps causing turbulence."
Ad Hominem
Non Sequitur
Slippery Slope
Confusing Cause and Effect
13
A fallacy in which we claim no change is necessary because the old way is good enough.
Argumentum Ad Populum
Hasty Generalization
Dogmatism
Ad Verecundium
14
This was originally designed for legal cases to determine the status of a case/argument.
Importance Theory
Stasis Theory
Status Theory
Legal Theory
15
A fallacy in which an irrelevant topic is brought up to divert attention away from main issue.
Hasty Generalization
Equivocation
Red Herring
Stacking the Deck
16
"Your brother is a trouble maker, so you must be one too."
Stacking the Deck
Ad Verecundium
Argumentum Ad Populum
Guilt by Association
17
"Christianity: The belief that some cosmic Jewish Zombie can make you live forever."
Ad Hominem
Either/Or
Oversimplification
Red Herring
18
In MLA, the date is written like...
5/15/2019
15 May 2019
May 15, 2019
15 May, 2019
19
A fallacy in which someone attacks a person characteristic or attribute of their opponent.
Argumentum Ad Populum
Ad Hominem
Hasty Generalization
Slippery Slope
20
"Republicans turned off by the size of Obama's package."
Either/Or
Argumentum Ad Populum
Equivocation
Dogmatism
21
A fallacy in which someone is attacked before they even have a chance to say anything.
Ad Hominem
Hasty Generalization
Stacking the Deck
Poisoning the Well
22
A fallacy in which our fears are used against us.
Hasty Generalization
Oversimplification
Scare Tactic
Begging the Question
23
"If you're from Africa, how come you're white?"
Either/Or
Hasty Generalization
Scare Tactic
Intentional
24
All essays should end with a...
Final Thought
Topic Sentence
Hook
Question
25
In MLA, the title of the Essay Civil Disobedience should be...
Put in Italics and Quotation Marks
Bolded
Italicize
Put in Quotation Marks
26
Readers who are more interested in the reading experience are known as...
Not truly readers
Children
Aesthetic Readers
Efferent Readers
27
Lincoln says something, and it is quoted in Jones' work, on page 23. Citation would look like-
Jones states, ".........." (23).
Lincoln states, ".........." (qtd. in Jones 23).
According to Jones, ".........." (Lincoln 23).
Lincoln states, ".........." (Jones 23).
28
A fallacy in which intention is implied to be more important than argument. ("I'm kidding")
Argumentum Ad Populum
Oversimplification
Intentional Fallacy
Either/Or
29
At what point should a quotation be in block formation?
When it is 3 or more (typed) lines
When it is four or more (typed) lines
When it is four or more sentences
When it is 3 or more sentences
30
Which does not need to be cited in Academic essays?
Statistics
Paraphrases
Collaboration done with others
Common Knowledge
31
A fallacy that is built on the assumption that there are only two possible options/outcomes.
Scare Tactic
Dogmatism
False Authority
Either/Or
32
In MLA, essays are meant to be in what font size?
11 point
14 point
12 point
12.5 point
33
In MLA, essays are required to be in...
Comic Sans
Arial
Calibri
Times New Roman
34
When it comes to research, what are the two proofs (according to Aristotle)?
Kairos and Logos
Ethos and Pathos
Inartistic and Artistic
Kairos and Pathos
35
A fallacy in which a word, w/ multiple meanings, is used w/o saying which mean is intended.
Equivocation
Dogmatism
Ad Verecundium
Slippery Slope
36
A fallacy in which we claim that one event will inevitably slip us into disaster.
Equivocation
Poisoning the Well
Slippery Slope
Stacking the Deck
37
A fallacy in which the conclusion does not logically follow the claim made.
Either/Or
Slippery Slope
False Analogy
Non Sequitur
38
"Don't take Professor Jones. She is unfair and mean."
Hasty Generalization
Ad Hominem
Poisoning the Well
Argumentum Ad Populum
39
Quote in Liz Carlson's book, on page 15. The basic in-text citation would look like...
(Carlson pg. 15)
(Liz Carlson 15)
(Carlson, 15)
(Carlson 15)
40
When is an ellipses used in an essay?
When there is an error in source material
When adding something to source material
When deleting something in source material
When changing something in source material
41
The two type of thesis statements are...
Map and Umbrella
Claim and Umbrella
Claim and Map
Plain and Complex
42
A fallacy in which we claim no argument is necessary because our side is correct.
Dogmatism
Equivocation
Non Sequitur
Begging the Question
43
"If you continue to vote Republican, you tacitly support the murder of children."
Stacking the Deck
Either/Or
Dogmatism
Poisoning the Well
44
"Someday I want to get married because studies show that married people are happiest."
Ad Hominem
Oversimplification
Slippery Slope
Post Hoc, Ergo Propter Hoc
45
"More doctors smoke Camels than any other cigarette."
Slippery Slope
False Authority
Argumentum Ad Populum
Faulty Analogy
46
Critical Thinking is...
"Thinking about Thinking"
Examining ideas
All of the Above
Considering ideas thoughtfully
47
Ethos is...
The Ethical/Credibility appeal
The Logical Appeal
The Opportune Moment
The Emotional Appeal
48
In Relation to Rhetoric, Kairos is...
Aristotle's favorite appeal
Non-existent
The Opportune Moment
The God of Opportunity
49
A type of language that consists of words and phrases that are regarded as extremely informal.
Cliche
Slang
Hyperbole
Symbolism
50
"Hitler banned guns, which proves that Gun control doesn't work."
Stacking the Deck
Oversimplification
Dogmatism
Equivocation
51
A phrase or opinion that is overused and portrays a lack of original thought.
Cliche
Hyperbole
Symbolism
Slang
52
All essays should begin with a...
Hook
Question
Statistic
Final Thought
53
A Bibliography includes...
Only books
All sources that could have influenced author
All sources used in essay
Only sources that have been paraphrased
54
When is a bracket used in an essay?
When there is a mistake in source material
When changing/adding something in source material
When there is an error in source material
When deleting something from source material
55
The three Rhetorical Appeals are...
Kairos, Pathos, Logos
Ethos, Pathos, Logos
Ethos, Deduction, Kairos
Kairos, Logos, Ethos
56
Who opened the first University (known as the Academy)?
Aristotle
Plato
Socrates
Aristophanes
57
A fallacy in which the claim and conclusion say same thing. (Circular Reasoning)
Hasty Generalization
Faulty Analogy
Ad Hominem
Begging the Question
58
A Works Cited includes...
Only sources that come from academic journals
All sources physically used in the essay.
Only books
All sources that have influenced the writer
59
A Logical Fallacy is...
Fault in Logic
Funny Logic
Fun in Logic
Full of Logic
60
A fallacy in which we only share information that helps our side.
Dogmatism
Red Herring
Stacking the Deck
Argumentum Ad Populum
61
In order to emphasize a word or phrase you must...
Italicize it
Put in quotation marks
Bold it
Underline it
62
Plagiarism happens when...
You buy essays from someone
All of the Above
You recycle old essays
You do not acknowledge source material
63
"'Feminazi:' since wanting your gender treated like human beings is just like invading Poland."
Oversimplification
Faulty Analogy
Either/Or
Hasty Generalization
64
Plays, Songs, and Comedy are considered what in Academic settings?
Boring
Visual Rhetoric
Performance texts
Mere Entertainment
65
The Stasis point in an argument is when...
Opponents agree to disagree
The point in which we give up
The point in which an argument has been won
All the facts have been determined
66
The three points of a Rhetorical Triangle are...
Audience, Writer, Purpose
Kairos, Audience, Purpose
Ethos, Pathos, Logos
Facts, Emotions, Ethics
67
The Rogerian Argumentative Model is often called the...
The Greek Model
All Inclusive Argument
Common Ground Argument
Fact Based Argument
68
"We got to protect our borders because Mexico keeps sending its criminals and rapists."
Overly Sentimental
Argumentum Ad Populum
Ad Hominem
Scare Tactic
69
Plato is famous for introducing what teaching method?
Teacher based method
Question based method
Student based method
Socratic method
70
Which of the following is not a figure of speech?
Kairos
Hyperbole
Oxymoron
Simile
71
A fallacy in which we try to diminish an opponent's claim by over simplifying it.
Stacking the Deck
Hasty Generalization
False Authority
Strawman
72
A fallacy in which we claim someone believes or acts the same way as someone they know.
Ad Hominem
Guilt by Association
Hasty Generalization
Slippery Slope
73
Who argued against Rhetoric, believing it to be nothing but mere manipulation?
Aristole
Socrates
Xenophan
Plato
74
"If you wouldn't eat your dog, why would you eat a pig?"
Overly Sentimental
Scare Tactic
Oversimplification
Dogmatism
75
"I'm happy that I follow the only religion that holds the real Truth."
Equivocation
Strawman
Either/Or
Dogmatism
76
Readers who read to learn are known as...
College Students
Efferent Readers
Not Truly Readers
Aesthetic Readers
77
The father of Rhetoric is...
Plato
Aristophanes
Aristotle
Socrates
78
The Modern Writing Process includes which of the following...
Editing
Revising
All of the Above
Drafting
79
The three types of rhetorical texts are...
Essays, Speeches, Plays
Music, Essay, Speeches
Oral, Visual, Written
Ethos, Pathos, Logos
80
Deductive Reasoning is...
Aristotle's favorite appeal
Impossible to accomplish
Air Tight (premises lead to conclusions)
Based on Probability
81
One reasons dictionaries are unreliable is...
They are boring
They include multiple definitions
They are biased
They are fake
82
"God exists because the Bible says God exists and the Bible is the work of God."
Begging the Question
Post Hoc, Ergo Propter Hoc
Guilt by Association
Stacking the Deck
83
The Connotation of a word is...
Incorrect
The meaning
The cultural/implied meaning
The actual dictionary meaning
84
"There were several mass shootings last year, but the real issue is Global Warming."
Oversimplification
Red Herring
Intentional
Scare Tactic
85
When would et al. be used in an essay?
When there are 3 or more authors
When deleting something from source material
When there are 2 authors
When there are 4 or more authors
86
In research, what are the two proofs?
Pathos and Logos
Kairos and Stasis
Ethos and Logos
Artistic and Inartistic
87
"'Cutting Spending' means wanting to destroy schools, kill the elderly, & starve the poor."
Strawman
Oversimplification
88
Who makes the best writers?
Novelists
Teachers
Journalists
Readers
89
"Everyone who is anyone will be at the Val party."
Poisoning the Well
Either/Or
Ad Verecundium
Argumentum Ad Populum
90
A Rhetorical Situation is...
Only happens in debates
Only happens when speaking to someone
Happens when an audience is being manipulated
Any situation in which argument/rhetoric is happening
91
The Thesis Statement must...
Be a Question
Be Debatable
Be a Statistic
Be an Opinion
92
A widely held, but fixed and oversimplified, image or idea of a particular person or group...
Marginalization
Labeling
Evil
Stereotype
93
When a single quote marks used in an essay?
Quote within a quote
Titles
To emphasize something
For tongue in cheek phrases
94
Which of the following is not one of Aristotle's five canons of writing?
Invention
Memory
Delivery
Citations
95
"Joey has a hernia, but it's nothing a little laser eye surgery won't fix."
Scare Tactic
Slippery Slope
Hasty Generalization
Non Sequitur
96
When should [sic] be used in an essay?
When deleting something from source material
When adding something to source material
When there is an error in source material
When changing something in source material
97
A fallacy in which we attempt to diminish the severity of an issue by simplifying it.
Hasty Generalization
Stacking the Deck
Over simplification
Post Hoc, Ergo Propter Hoc
98
The Denotation of a word is...
The actual dictionary meaning
The cultural/implied meaning
The meaning
Incorrect
99
The Thesis Statement answers what question?
So what?
How come?
Why bother?
Who cares?
100
When using multiple sources by the same author, you should...
Make it clear what piece you are speaking of within essay
All of the above
Alphabetize by title of work
Use --- (for author's name) for second piece in Works Cited
101
It has been suggested that Procrastination is often confused for what?
Laziness
Not Being Motivated
Writer's Block
Stupidity
102
When evaluating a source, which of the following is not important?
The use of formal language
Relevance
Author's stance
Length
103
MLA stands for...
Modern Language Association
Modern Language Affirmation
Modern Language Assembly
It doesn't stand for anything
104
The term "Civil Disobedience" is an example of a...
Hyperbole
Oxymoron
Symbolism
Metaphor
105
Integrating a quotation in an essay includes what three things?
Quote, Citation, Analysis
Quote lead up, Quote with citation, Analysis
Quote, Quotation Marks, Citation
Quote Lead up, Quote, Citation
106
A fallacy that goes toward the masses. Happens in three ways: bandwagon, patriotic, and snob.
Hasty Generalization
Argumentum Ad Populum
Ad Hominem
Ad Verecundium
107
Pathos is..
The Emotional Appeal
The Opportune Moment
The Logical Appeal
The Ethical/Credibility Appeal
108
Logos is...
The Opportune Moment
The Logical Appeal
The Emotional Appeal
The Ethical/Credibility Appeal
109
What is the first step to revision?
Deleting
Rereading
Conversation
Running Spell Check
110
"There is no need to legalize Gay marriage, for marriage has always been between men & women."
Argumentum Ad Populum
Ad Verecundium
Over simplification
Hasty Generalization
111
In MLA, book titles should be...
Italicized and put in quotation marks
Put in quotation marks
Italicized
Bolded
112
"I'm not a racist, but Asians are horrible drivers."
Intentional
Scare Tactic
Stacking the Deck
Overly Sentimental
113
A fallacy in which A and B usually occur at same time, so A is falsely claimed to cause B.
Confusing Cause and Effect
Hasty Generalization
Dogmatism
Hasty Generalization
114
Inductive Reasoning is...
Impossible to accomplish
Aristotle's favorite appeal
Based on Probability
Air Tight (premises lead to conclusions)
115
A fallacy in which we make a claim about a group of people, without sufficient evidence.
Hasty Generalization
Guilt by Association
Ad Hominem
Dogmatism
116
The treatment of a person or group as insignificant is...
Marginalization
Labeling
Evil
Stereotype
117
If you see this citation (Jones 14, emp. author) it means...
The emphasis was already in source material
The source lacks empathy
The author has empathy for source material
The author added the emphasis into source material
118
Praxis means...
Prayer
Pain
Practice
Purpose
119
The four steps of Stasis are... *hint: they have to be in order*
Fact, Definition, Quality, Procedure
Procedure, Fact, Definition, Quality
Definition, Fact, Quality, Procedure
Fact, Quality, Definition, Procedure
120
"Anti-God is Anti American, Anti-American is Treason, Traitors lead to Civil War."
Either/Or
Red Herring
Dogmatism
Slippery Slope

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