G07-ENGLISH

Which of the following best defines an analogy?

• A comparison between two things for clarification or explanation.

• A simple illustrative tool to aid in understanding.

• A form of argument that uses similarities between objects.

• All of the above.

What is the purpose of using analogies in arguments?

• To make the argument more complicated.

• To make the argument more persuasive.

• To confuse the audience.

• To provide examples for clarification.

Which of the following is an example of an argument from analogy?

• Rollerblading is like ice skating on hard, dry surfaces.

• In-line skating requires good balance, just like ice skating.

• Playing Ski-Ball is fun because you roll a ball at a target.

• Cars pollute a lot, so Tesla Roadsters pollute a lot.

What is an important factor to consider when making an argument from analogy?

• The number of analogies used in the argument.

• The presence of disanalogies between objects.

• The diversity of objects cited in the premises.

• The strength of the conclusion.

How can an argument from analogy be made stronger?

• By citing more and closer analogies that are more important.

• By including fewer or less important disanalogies.

• By using more diverse objects in the premises.

• By making the conclusion stronger.

Which tense is used when referring to two events that occurred in the past?

• Present Participle

• Past Participle

• Past Perfect

• Perfect Tense

What is the main reason for using the passive voice in a sentence?

• To highlight the action or object being acted upon

• To clarify and make the sentence more direct

• To place emphasis on the subject performing the action

• To avoid using past participles

Which of the following sentences is the most clear and direct?

• The results were being analyzed by the team

• The results were analyzed by the team

• The team was analyzing the results

• The team analyzed the results

What are the two primary 'voices' in English grammar?

• Active and Passive

• Loud and Soft

• Happy and Sad

• Fast and Slow

Which tense describes longer actions in the past that occurred before another past action?

• Past Perfect Continuous

• Present Participle

• Perfect Tense

• Past Perfect