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Miscellaneous GrammarSet 41

1Assumes that course of action inevitably leads from one result to another with unintended consequences.

2The amusing elements of a text, included to maintain the reader's interest

3Either we go to war, or we appear weak

4Is this indirect or direct characterization? Annie walked to school. She was sweating and her face was red.

5The type of language and speech you hear in courts.

6Chompers Dog Food is sure to make your dog's tail wag. If you truly love your pup, you'll try one of our all-natural selections today.

7Words used deliberately to create an emotional impact

8A ..... is a funny poem of 5 lines.

9This functional style's purpose is to inform pertaining to a certain branch of science.

10A message that focuses exclusively on reason with cold, hard facts and nothing but the facts highlights:

11Speech acts that aim to get the hearer to do something are called:

12How the text makes the POET feel

13Which fallacy involves presenting two options as the only possibilities, when in fact more options exist?

14The organizer of the debate Congress session who is very similar to the Speaker of the House in function, duties, and responsibilities is known as the

15Figures of speech that allows us to say one thing and mean another are called .....

16Supports a claim with the claim itself

17Ant's in my pants

18Creative nonfiction tells a story using facts but uses many techniques of .....

19What is exposition writing?

20Something that shows how two things are alike, but with the ultimate goal of making a point about this comparison.

21A role a character adopts by an author or an actor or the aspect of someone's character that is presented to or perceived by others.

22Identify the type of figurative language: The men were pouring out their hearts to Fezziwig.

23Expository Speech

24What speech act is Joey using when he says, "I'll help you move tomorrow" ?

25The emotional atmosphere of a piece of writing is known as the .....

26Clues given to create suspense is called .....

27(a):the deliberate use of strong words to influence the audience's opinion.

28A diagram w/ 2 overlapping circles shows similarities & differences in characters or ideas

29What is this?"Ann thinks that she is better than everyone else."

30Use of certain words for emphasis, sometimes repeated or in all caps, italicized, bolded, etc.

31How do logos, pathos, and ethos relate to persuasion?

32Why is this a logical fallacy?"Don't listen to Mr. Fingers when he says walk in the hallways. How can you trust someone who wears bow ties?"

33Turning info into little stories

34Which technique involves using startling or controversial statements?

35Which is an example of Slippery Slope?If you don't brush your teeth this morning .....

36Instructions in the text of a play that indicate the movement, position, or tone of an actor, or the sound effects and lighting.

37Mistakes in reasoning are called .....

38Point of view affects

39The attitude of a writer toward a subject or audience (formal, informal, serious, playful, etc.) .....

40The theory introduced by J.L. Austin that explains utterances as actions is called:

41First person point-of-view is when .....

42Children should not go trick or treating, as there always exists the possibility that someone could poison the treats.

43Identify the logical fallacy:If you don't clean your room, then it will start to smell bad, and you'll start to smell bad. And if you smell bad, you won't have any friends.

44Which figurative language is the sentence below?My homework was a piece of cake.

45Which terms is defined as "a brief story that illustrates a point"?

46What is the difference between Persuasive writing and expository writing?

47What word matches this definition? Definition: gives consumers the idea that there are only two options to pick from-a negative word is often used on a competitor's product, so we won't want to buy that product.

48Perlocution is:

49The message the author wants the audience to learn

50This definition applies to which term? This is the repetition of initial consonant sounds in order to emphasize certain words and make them more memorable.

51Which of the following is an example of a hortatory exposition?

52Which of the following is something you might identify in logos?

53Which of the following is an example of a pathos appeal?

54The dialogue in Commedia Dell'Arte is mostly

55"You start to freeze as horror looks you right between the eyes" is an example of .....

56Which technique allows a writer to show, rather than tell, a character's internal thoughts directly to the reader?

57What is the term for persuading an audience by appealing to their emotions?

58What is purpose in rhetoric?

59The attitude or mood that the author creates through their writing.

60Money makes people arrogant.

61An argument or attack against a person rather than the argument they are making