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WorksheetsRhetoric FA Review
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 6mins
What must one include to achieve the 2.0 targets for speaker?
Name of speaker
Name of speaker + 1 details
Name of speaker + 2 details
Name of speaker + 4 details
What is the only target(s) for SOAPSTone that don't need to be in a complete sentence?
Speaker
Tone
Subject
Subject and tone
If I don't know very much about the speaker, what should I do?
State their name only
State their name and what I know about them, even if it is less than 2 details
State their name and infer two details from what the speaker says in the text
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What needs to be included for occasion in order to receive a 2.0?
Date
Date and location
Date and context (in response to)
Date, location, and context (in response to)
What is an example of a good audience?
People who are rebellious
People who are interested in adolescents
People who are interested pyschology
Parents of teenagers
What is a characteristic of a main argument?
It is present throughout the whole text
It is a complex sentence
It makes a claim
It can be perceived in different ways
What is a characteristic of a tone word?
It is always a noun
It is always an adjective
It is always a verb
It never changes in the text
How many words or short phrases must I cite in order to achieve a 3.0 for explaining tone
At least one
At least two
At least three
At least four
Appealing to ethos best connects to which of the following words?
Credibility
Logic
Emotion
Experience
What is not an example of logos?
Statistics
Data from an experiment
An anecdote
An idiom
In order to achieve a 3.0 for explaining the purpose of an appeal, one must:
Explain why the quote is an example of that appeal
Explain why the speaker uses the appeal
Explain why the speaker uses the appeal and why it is effective
Explain why it is effective
When citing a claim or counterclaim, what is the most helpful element of SOAPSTone to reference?
Tone
Purpose
Subject
Main argument
