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1
What is an example of logos appeal?
A biographical element of speaker's life
An emotional quote to stir the audience
A fact or data
2
What does the word infer mean?
To provide facts and information
To decide on a main idea being truth
to form (an opinion) from evidence :
3
What does an advocate mean?
To support someone
To deny someone
To work against them
4
What does graduate mean?
To move to another level
To receive an academic degree
all of the above
5
What is the definition of Epidemic?
a widespread occurrence of an infectious disease
a problem with a community
A powerful wind that sweeps across an open field
6
What is a work cited page?
A list of titles and dates
A list of authors and titles
An alphabetized list of resources used for a project/paper.
7
What is an example of ethos appeal?
a speaker's career
a speaker's family background
all of the above
8
The word voraciously means to
Do something strongly
Do something gently
Do something with anger
9
What is the definition of vulnerable?
Lacking confidence in ones self
susceptible to physical or emotional attack or harm.
being open to hurting others
10
When citing a source using MLA format in a paper, you...
just put the author's first name in parenthesis.
You put the last name, first name of author in parenthesis.
You just put the title of the article in parenthesis.
11
What is a central argument?
The main character in a story
The minor details of an argument
The central idea in a piece of text
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What is an example of Pathos appeal?
the biography of the speaker
A heartfelt quote from a poem
a statistic from a chart