1st Period Final

A counterargument is :

• An argument against one side

• an argument that acknowledges the other side

• an argument for your side

• an argument that acknowledges the other side to oppose it.

(Pick 2) Author's Purpose:

• The author's reason for writing.

• The author's choice in what is included.

• The author's reason for becoming a writer

• The mood of the text

A specific choice the author uses to sway the reader including uses ethos, pathos, and logos:

• enticing edit

• rhetorical appeals

• author's mood

• inferencing

Which appeal uses facts, data, and statistics?

• Thanos

• Pathos

• Logos

• Ethos

Which appeal uses credible sources or experts?

• Thanos

• Pathos

• Logos

• Ethos

Which appeal uses emotions?

• Thanos

• Pathos

• Logos

• Ethos

A piece of text in a larger work that is used to prove something.

• inference

• claim

• foreshadowing

• text evidence

By using text evidence and answering in context, what is Ms. Anderson's favorite number for testing?

• 1

• 2

• 3

• 4

When answering a question, if it a good idea to look at the sentence given over the question, the sentence before the question, and the sentence after the question. This is called answering:

• in context

• by skimming

• by re-reading

• in order

An arguable statement: a stated opinion on a topic

• inference

• claim

• foreshadowing

• text evidence