Terms Review

What is a ballad?

• A ballad is a narrative poem or song that tells a story.

• A ballad is a short story written in prose.

• A ballad is a type of dance.

• A ballad is a form of visual art.

What does dialect refer to?

• A formal way of writing a language.

• A type of accent used in singing.

• A method of teaching languages.

• A regional form of a language that has its own unique words,

  pronunciation, and grammar.

What is jargon?

• Jargon is a synonym for slang.

• Jargon is a type of food.

• Jargon refers to a physical object.

• Jargon Special words or phrases used by a specific group, often difficult for

  outsiders to understand.

How is propaganda defined?

• Propaganda is always factual information presented without bias.

• Propaganda refers to any form of communication, regardless of intent.

• Propaganda is defined as biased or misleading information used to promote a particular cause or viewpoint.

• Propaganda is defined as a neutral presentation of information.

What is a euphemism?

• A euphemism is a mild or indirect expression used in place of one that may be harsh or offensive.

• A euphemism is a synonym that has the same meaning as another word.

• A euphemism is a formal term for a legal document.

• A euphemism is a type of slang used in casual conversation.

What does neologism mean?

• A grammatical error in writing

• A synonym for jargon

• A newly coined word or expression.

• A type of ancient language

What is a stereotype?

• A stereotype is a detailed analysis of an individual.

• A stereotype is an oversimplified belief about a group.

• A stereotype is a scientific theory about behavior.

• A stereotype is a personal opinion about someone's character.

What is satire?

• A genre of music that celebrates cultural traditions.

• Satire is a form of humor that critiques and mocks societal issues.

• A form of art that focuses on realistic portrayals of life.

• A type of serious literature that promotes societal issues.

“He runs faster than the wind,” and “I’ve told you a million times.”

These are examples of ...........................

• Neologism

• Denigrate

• Satire

• Hyperbole

Political campaign ads, wartime posters, and misleading social media posts.

These are examples of ...........................

• Propaganda

• Denigrate

• Satire

• Neologism