English 1 Midterm Review

What does ethos mean?

• It is a appeal to the readers trust in the character.

• It is a appeal to the readers emotions.

• It is a appeal to the readers logic.

What does pathos mean?

• It is a appeal to the readers trust in the character.

• It is a appeal to the readers logic.

• It is a appeal to the readers emotion.

What does logos mean?

• It is a appeal to the readers trust in the character.

• It is a appeal to the readers logic

• It is a appeal to the readers emotion

What is an anecdote?

• It is an exaggerated statement.

• It is an feeling of pity.

• It is a obvious answer to a question not meaning to be answered.

• A short true story.

What is euphemism?

• A word substituted for one considered to be too harsh.

• A short true story.

• A question that does not mean to be answered.

• A feeling of pity of a misfortune.

What is a hyperbole?

• A short true story.

• A question that does not need to be answered.

• A word substitution for one considered too harsh.

• An exaggerated statement.

What is a rhetorical question?

• A question that does not need to be answered.

• A short question.

• A easy question.

• A question on an exam.

What does the root word 'mis' mean?

• wrong, bad, badly

• down, out, apart

• within

• around

What does the root word 'de' mean?

• wrong, bad, badly

• within

• around

• down, out, apart

What does the root word 'intra' mean?

• within

• down, out, apart

• wrong

• around