Miscellaneous GrammarSet 404

1Explain the significance of a call to action in a persuasive speech or composition.
2The leading character
3How beautiful you're!It's expression of .....
4What is a technique that speakers/authors use to persuade their audience?
5What is the use of rough, harsh sounds?
6Tom is a very patient person who never gets angry easily.
7These are defined as misleading reasoning or arguments.
8Which of the following lines contains an example of 'End rhyme'?
9What Rhetorical Appeal does this persuasive technique belong to: Fear Mongering
10Match the definition with the fallacy:reducing complex issues into only TWO options"
11Which rhetorical appeal refers to the timeliness of an argument?
12"If we let you skip one practice, then the whole team will stop taking it seriously."
13Corduroy roads were made up of .....
14A writer's attitude toward what they are writing about
15Words that have the same ending sounds?
16This is a standard to achieve a special meaning like.. He is a cheetah, not He runs fast
17A fire hydrant on fire is an example of
18Which technique involves using stories or anecdotes to persuade the audience?
19The way that people are represented in a film, play, or book so that they seem real and natural (round-three dimensional characters have good and bad qualities). Their goals ambitions, and values change.
20What is the role of logical fallacies in political debates?
21Conversation between the characters in a play is
22Using words that make people feel a certain way, such as sad, happy, angry, etc, is what language feature?
23What is an appeal to emotion fallacy?
24A: Ben, meet my daughter, Felicia (1)B: It's nice to meet you, Felicia (2)C: Nice to meet you too (3)B: You have a lovely name (4)C: Thank you. I like your outfit by the way (5)B: thank you (6)A: Very well then, we have to go now. Bye (7)B: Goodbye (8)Which sentence is a compliment?
25The form of style or channel the speech is being given.
26A mark or figure having a conventional meaning and used in place of a word or phrase to express a complex notion
27The ability to use language effectively and persuasively.
28Which logical fallacy involves drawing a conclusion based on insufficient evidence?
29To tell what happened in the story again
30Character is a stereotype, stays the same-
31A method of narration in which present action is temporarily interrupted so that the reader can witness past events
32What is the type of "poor man's oil" that is what MOST of the world uses for energy?
33Why is it important for a writer to establish ethos?
34Why is the statement about Aliyah in the example considered slander?
35The car is as fast as greased lightning
36An opaque symbol .....
37Identify the appeal in the following:A child is shown covered in bug bites after using an inferior bug spray.
38Identify the logical fallacy of this argument:Senator Smith says that the nation should not add to the defense budget. Senator Jones says that he cannot believe that Senator Smith wants to leave the nation defenseless.
39Qualities that define a character
40Flash Forward
41Something that makes people laugh; comedy
42"There is no retreat but in submission and slavery! Our chains are forged! Their clanking may be heard on the plains of Boston!"
43Read the following figure of speech and identify whether it belongs to a fictional or a non-fictional text.He ran as fast as the lightning and aimed for a homerun.
44"I can't believe he bamboozled us like that."
45If we use one more can of hairspray this month, the ozone layer will not exist, and we will not exist!
46Match the statement to the fundamental principle:7. "We the people" .....
47Which of the following is NOT listed as a characteristic of ritual?
48Which one of these options is not a type of maxim?
49As an Architect, you have a responsibility to your staff and fellow architect. Which of the following would you best do show this?
50The "F" in FAST is for the character's .....
51What rhetorical strategy involves making the audience believe they will be left out if they don't follow the crowd?
52Rhetorical devices
53"In Springfield, the murder rate has gone up 75%, while in Shelbyville, the rate has only increased by 10%."
54The most common pattern in English poetry is
55Rhetorical Patterns Used in Academic Writing:as all the features of analytical writing with the addition of your own point of view
56Logical appeal; convince audience by reason or logic by citing stats or facts, using analogies, and having a reasonable argument
57Narrator of the poem
58What is the difference between a newspaper column and an editorial?
59It is a model of communication that has become vey influential model
60What type of evidence is this?As a mother and father are deciding whether to get a dog for their kids, the father explains that when he was a kid, his dog was his best friend. After telling that story, they decide to adopt a dog.
61The use of hints and clues in the narrative that tease the reader about what is to come in future.