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Why did Jerry say Ponyboy shouldn't smoke?

• "Smoking causes cancer"
• "Your too young"
• "There is no smoking in here"
• He did not say.

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spoken words

• dialogue
• set
• conflict
• suspense

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A: ___ your meeting interesting?
B: No. I fell asleep in the middle of it.

• Was
• Are
• Did
• Does

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The speaker agrees the city can be

• tough on crime.

• very expensive to live in.

• exciting and fun.

• dangerous and immoral

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At the meeting Ralph:  

• told the boys to follow the bathroom rules.
• stated the importance of keeping the fire going. 
• talked about how people were frightened. 
• all of the above

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Dave: So what do you think of my singing?

John: It's really good, but I suggest to try singing in a high tune.

Dave: Thanks, John.

John: No problem, Dave!

From the dialogue above, John is...

• Asking for help

• Giving an opinion

• Asking for an opinion

• Giving help

• Giving attention

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The underlined expression expresses …

Mother: You know that Mira always takes sleeping lately to solve her problems.

Father: That’s wrong. It can be dangerous for her life if she doesn’t change her bad habit.

• Sympathy

• Possibility

• Agreement

• Disagreement

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Romy: May I help you ? Deny: Hmmm. Don’t bother yourself, thanks.

The underlined sentence express ….

• Asking help

• Giving help

• Offering help

• Refusing an offer

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According to the Persuasion Types video notes, what is a audience's job when listening to a speaker?It is the Speaker's to talk for no reason.

• It is the audience's job to change the mind of people.

• lt is the audience's job to know when someone is trying to change their opinion.

• It is the audience's job to listen without a purpose.

• It is the audience's job to talk for no reason.

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"When will this exercise end?"

• He asked when that exercise would end.
• He asked when this exercise will end.
• He asked if this exercise would end.
• He asked if this exercise will end.

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