AP Lang Kitchen Aid Evergreen.

What is the primary purpose of the article about KitchenAid's new mixer?

• To review the design of the new KitchenAid mixer
• To persuade readers to avoid the new mixer
• To explain why bakers dislike the new mixer
• To promote KitchenAid's brand

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Which of the following best represents the author's tone in the article?

• Enthusiastic
• Critical
• Neutral
• Disappointed

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What rhetorical strategy does the author use to emphasize the impracticality of the wooden bowl?

• Analogy
• Statistics
• Anecdote
• Appeal to authority

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Which audience is most likely targeted by the author of the article?

• Professional bakers
• Amateur home bakers
• KitchenAid enthusiasts
• Product reviewers

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How does the author use ethos in the article?

• By referencing professional bakers
• By sharing personal experience
• By using expert testimony
• By citing sales statistics

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Which rhetorical appeal is primarily used when discussing the popularity of the new mixer?

• Ethos
• Logos
• Pathos
• Kairos

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What is the central claim of the article?

• KitchenAid mixers are aesthetically pleasing
• The wooden bowl of the new mixer is impractical
• Professional bakers prefer traditional mixers
• KitchenAid's new mixer is perfect for home bakers

How does the author support the claim about the impracticality of the mixer’s wooden bowl?

• By showing evidence of low sales
• By interviewing professional bakers
• By demonstrating through personal trials
• By referencing technical specifications

What is the rhetorical effect of comparing the wooden bowl mixer to a "beautiful but fragile object"?

• It appeals to the readers’ emotions
• It highlights the artistic value of the mixer
• It emphasizes the fragility of the design
• It suggests that the mixer is more decorative than useful

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Which rhetorical device is used when the author states that bakers “won't touch it”?

• Hyperbole
• Metaphor
• Understatement
• Personification

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