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WorksheetsUnit 4: from Letter to Viceroy by Ghandi
Total questions: 18
Worksheet time: 9mins
The definition of Claim is. . .
The central point of an argument (also called thesis)
Feelings that the author expresses (usually in a frustrated tone)
Shouting throughout the story
A sentence that uses quotation marks (" ")
Logical support for a claim
logos
Valid reasons for an argument
Thesis
Opinions
Evidence
What you need to be able to have a good quote.
Hypothesis
facts, details, examples, anecdotes that elaborate on reasons
scientific
An argument against the central claim
Logical fallacy
Tempting argument
verbally aggressive argument
Counterargument
Rhetorical Device
Illusions
Strategies used by the author to effectively communicate their ideas to their audience.
Technical device
Illustrations
Ethos, pathos, logos are all examples of...
Fallacy's
Appeals
Emotions
Parallelisms
Opposing ideas linked in a sentence can provide a strong contrast, examine pros and cons, and make the argument more memorable.
Antifeminist
Antithetical
Antithesis
Anticlimactic
Parallelism
Common words expressed throughout a paragraph.
The repetition of words, phrases, and grammatical patterns can be used to emphasize points and provide a rhythm.
Linked sentences by commas
Any juxtaposition in an essay.
a change from one idea to another to prove a point, signaled by words 'but' and 'however'
Shift
Translucent
Movement
parallelism
Fill in the blank: The milk had spoiled, so it was_________ to drink
Sinful
Iniquitous
unpalatable
palpable
Choose the image that best reflects this word: Humility
Finish the sentence: The laws that keep many people from finding affordable housing are _________
unadulturated
Systemic
Gentrifying
Iniquitous
______ is a synonym for 'unadulturated'
Pure
adult life
humility
harmful
Peremptory means. . .
required, not able to be denied
dictatorship
to come before
being kind
commentary spoken to explain, inform, and offer opinions to the audience from the filmmaker about the subject.
Story Telling
Narration
Interview
Voiceover
the close placement of two images or scenes in order to compare and contrast or show a relationship.
Art
Juxtaposition
Opposition
Voiceover
My trip abroad will always be remembered by me
Past Tense
Active Voice
Passive Voice
Slow Voice
I will always remember my trip abroad
Active Voice
Present tense
Passive Voice
Standard Voice
