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MyPerspectives ELA 9 Unit 3 Test Review
MyPerspectives ELA 9 Unit 3 Test Review
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p.267 Persuasive speakers may use "charged language" which means language that...
appeals to emotions
includes each language.
everyone can hear.
has an electric charge.
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p.289 Allusions are brief, unexplained references to a well-known person, event, place, fact,
or another commonly known piece of writing or literature.
that was a secret to the reader before it was mentioned.
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p.267 In a persuasive speech, the speaker tries to convince listeners to think or...
act in a certain way.
not think; that is the question.
write their own speeches.
get upset
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p.267 Repetition means that the author or speaker uses the same words frequently in order to
develop the idea of thirst
reinforce concepts and unify the speech
make the speech longer
get the audience to memorize your speech better
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P.256 A summary is a concise, complete, and accurate overview of the text without
the name of the author
any important quotes missing
personification
bias, opinion, or personal feelings.
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p.267 Strong persuasive speakers present information and supporting evidence clearly and...
in sign language.
translated so everyone can understand it in their language.
logically so listeners can follow the reasoning.
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p.267 An analogy draws a comparison that shows how alike to unlike things can be, such as
a long fingernail
green markers and red pens
a text book
the roller-coaster life
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p.293 Logical appeals (logos) use a clear line of reasoning supported by
the best ideas money can buy.
the most famous celebrity endorsers money can buy.
evidence such as facts, data, or expert testimony
making you feel bad
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How would you use a semicolon properly?
I like; coffee, tea, and soda.
The dog ran; down the street.
I went to the mall; she went home.
They worked hard all; day and night.
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p.289 Emotional appeals (pathos) use loaded or charged language or other devices that arouse
feelings
emotions
your heartstrings
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p.254 An informative text is a type of writing in which the author examines concepts through...
careful selection, organization, and analysis of information
describes events in a way that entertains the reader
builds dramatic effect
convinces the reader the event described could not happen
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p.289 Antithesis is a form of parallelism that emphasizes strong contrasts, such as in
I like red and pink jelly beans.
black and white photography lessons and filters.
tall and short people.
It was the best year of my life, but also the worst year.
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An example of a rhetorical question is this:
If you do not study, don't you know you'll likely not pass?
If you cut us, do we not bleed?
Is there a way to look at this differently?
Were you even thinking?
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What does a lyric poem have to have?
an identifiable rhyme scheme
a varied rhythm and meter
is always told in song form
personal thoughts and feelings of the speaker
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P.289 A Rhetorical question asks something but does not expect an answer for two reasons:
either you will never learn the reason or there is no reason
either the answer is obvious or the speaker will tell you
