Free Printable English 10.2

1.

Cindy got her test back and started crying immediately. It was a C. Her mother would never stand for Cs. She felt disappointed. She knew that she would be in big trouble. Then Jen got her test back. Jen cheered. She got a C. Her mother would be so proud. Jen had studied hard for the test and she was satisfied with the results. She felt proud.

a)

first-person

b)

second-person

c)

third-person objective

d)

third-person limited

e)

third-person omniscient

2.

Kalil examined the math book. It had been badly treated. The cover was torn and it appeared to be missing some pages. Still, Kalil knew that looks were less important than utility. He had learned that lesson long ago. "Thanks, Mr. Thompson!" he said with gratitude. Mr. Thompson looked up from his desk and said, "Sorry we don't have new books, Kalil, but there's still plenty of good math left in that book." Mr. Thompson smiled. Kalil felt appreciative.

a)

first-person

b)

second-person

c)

third-person objective

d)

third-person limited

e)

third-person omniscient

3.

The sound of lawnmowers roared across the suburb. Nick rose from his bed and slowly walked to the bathroom. He brushed his teeth and threw on a pair of clothes. Then he ran upstairs. His mom was working by the oven. "Care for some eggs, Nick?" Nick smiled and said, "Yeah, that'd be great, Mom." His mom smiled at him and cracked a few more eggs into a large glass bowl. She stirred the eggs while he put his head down on the table. "Don't fall back asleep, Nick," she said. He chuckled.

a)

first-person

b)

second-person

c)

third-person objective

d)

third-person limited

e)

third-person omniscient

4.

Tiego and Tierra sat on the cliffs with their feet dangling from the edge. They were watching the sunset and thinking of the great battles behind them. They weren't talking, only exchanging looks, but their looks were packed with meaning. Tiego knew Tierra loved him, and Tierra knew that Tiego loved her. True mutual love like theirs is a rare and beautiful thing. They considered themselves lucky.

a)

first-person

b)

second-person

c)

third-person objective

d)

third-person limited

e)

third-person omniscient

5.

The sound of traffic filled the street. I pressed the doorbell again. I wondered if the button worked. Could the person inside hear the sound of the buzzer over the traffic noises? Were they even home? I decided that it didn't matter. I checked the address off my list and proceeded to the next house. Somebody was going to order cookies from me today. Somebody.

a)

first-person

b)

second-person

c)

third-person objective

d)

third-person limited

e)

third-person omniscient

6.

The steps of the dark temple towered before Kung and Kiko. Kung listened for the sounds of the enemy, but he heard nothing. This made him sure that they were walking into a trap. "Do you hear that, Kiko?" he said. Kiko listened intently. She heard a few birds tweeting and a light breeze blowing, but nothing else. She shook her head. Kung gave her a knowing look. Kiko understood what Kung had left unsaid. Her heart beat rapidly. Kung and Kiko were not the type of people to get afraid, but they knew that a fight was coming

a)

first-person

b)

second-person

c)

third-person objective

d)

third-person limited

e)

third-person omniscient

7.

We stared at the Bubblegum Fortress from the mouth of the Cotton Candy Woods. The gumdrop soldiers were scurrying atop their sugar coated ramparts. I wouldn't be surprised if someone had tipped them off. Chet Eagle approached me and said, "What now, Commander Candy?" I thought about it for a second. "Well, they get better prepared with each passing second, so let's attack now." Chet Eagle bowed and said, "As you wish, Commander Candy."

a)

first-person

b)

second-person

c)

third-person objective

d)

third-person limited

e)

third-person omniscient

8.

Sheriff Wolf's hands were on his hips. He stood about ten feet back from the saloon and shouted, "Come on out, Bart. We've got a nice bowl of soup waiting for you at the jail house." Bart shouted back, "Call off your men, Sheriff, or I'm going to start shooting hostages." Bart cocked his weapon and pointed it at the piano player. The piano player started whimpering. Sheriff Wolf put his hands up in the air and said, "No need to do that, Bart. We've still got plenty of talking to do. But if I hear shots, we're done talking." Bart lowered his weapon.

a)

first-person

b)

second-person

c)

third-person objective

d)

third-person limited

e)

third-person omniscient

9.

Congratulations on purchasing Foo-Bar brand Brawn Bars. Foo-Bar brand Brawn Bars will give you a full day's worth of nutrition in a single bite sized bar. You are going to love Foo-Bar Brand Brawn Bars if you follow these precautions. Do not eat Foo-Bar brand Brawn Bars before swimming or your stomach may explode. Do not eat Foo-Bar brand Brawn Bars while drinking soda or your stomach may explode. Do not eat Foo-Bar brand Brawn Bars before, while, or after jogging or your stomach may explode. You're going to love the explosive power of Foo-Bar Bars!

a)

first-person

b)

second-person

c)

third-person objective

d)

third-person limited

e)

third-person omniscient

10.

The shadows grew long in the valley. A wolf howled. A man riding on horseback dug his spurs into the side of his steed. "Giddy up, old girl," he said. The horse rode with explosive speed. About twenty feet behind him was a group of men. They were also riding horses. One of them was standing up in his saddle. He wore a headdress decorated with feathers. The feathered man nimbly grabbed an arrow from a quiver on his back. He notched the arrow and drew back the bowstring. He let out a war cry along with the arrow.

a)

first-person

b)

second-person

c)

third-person objective

d)

third-person omniscient

11.

Karen is rich; ________ her cousin Kate is poor.

a)

Therefore,

b)

Otherwise,

c)

However,

d)

In addition,

12.

Emily wanted to sit next to Michael; ________, the teacher sat her next to someone else.

a)

As a result

b)

For example

c)

Instead

d)

In conclusion

13.

The kids didn't study. ___, they failed the course.

a)

Consequently

b)

Otherwise

c)

Nonetheless

d)

Furthermore

14.

This transition word introduces one or more examples of an idea that was just mentioned.

a)

Despite

b)

However

c)

Such as

d)

Simultaneously

15.

This transition word indicates that an example is about to come.

a)

Consequently

b)

Nonetheless

c)

In conclusion

d)

For instance

16.

This transition word means that a statement is very much like the previous statement.

a)

Despite

b)

However

c)

Similarly

d)

Consequently

17.

___________, it is also important that true friends be there for you.

Which transition word adds more proof to the statement?

a)

Secondly

b)

Finally

c)

On the other hand

d)

In addition

18.

What transition word further explains and clarifies a previous statement?

a)

In conclusion,

b)

In other words,

c)

On the other hand,

d)

Therefore,

19.

What transition word shows an effect?

a)

Meanwhile,

b)

To conclude,

c)

Therefore,

d)

However,

20.

What transition word shows a contrast/difference?

a)

Meanwhile,

b)

In other words,

c)

Therefore,

d)

However,

21.

Elizabeth had been studying for hours; ____________, she hoped to do well on the test.

a)

Similarly

b)

Meanwhile

c)

Therefore

d)

Nevertheless

22.

Jared is a dedicated wrestler. ____________ to playing the sport, he loves to watch matches on television.

a)

In addition

b)

However

c)

As a result

d)

Meanwhile

23.

What is the definition of a transition word?

a)

Words that smoothly connect thoughts and ideas

b)

Words that are about movement

c)

Words that change the meaning of a sentence.

24.

An example of a cause and effect transition is

a)

however,

b)

for instance

c)

therefore

25.

An example of a clarification word is

a)

Therefore

b)

in other words

c)

in addition

26.

An example of a contrast in word

a)

consequently

b)

on the other hand

c)

meanwhile

27.

An example of a word that emphasizes a point

a)

consequently

b)

furthermore

c)

most importantly

28.

An example of a word that gives information about time

a)

subsequently

b)

that is to say

c)

above all

29.

Which of the following is a transition word?

a)

That

b)

If

c)

Moreover,

d)

Whenever

e)

Once

30.

Which of the following transition words should you use to ADD a similar idea?

a)

"Thus," "As a result," "In conclusion,"

b)

"On the other hand," "However,"

c)

"Moreover," "Furthermore," "Also,"

d)

"Therefore," "Finally," "First,"

e)

"For example," "For instance,"

31.

Which of the following transition words should you use to SHOW A SEQUENCE of ideas?

a)

"Thus," "As a result," "In conclusion,"

b)

"On the other hand," "However,"

c)

"Moreover," "Furthermore," "Also,"

d)

"Therefore," "Finally," "First,"

e)

"For example," "For instance,"

32.

Which of the following transition words should you use to INTRODUCE AN EXAMPLE?

a)

"Thus," "As a result," "In conclusion,"

b)

"On the other hand," "However,"

c)

"Moreover," "Furthermore," "Also,"

d)

"Therefore," "Finally," "First,"

e)

"For example," "For instance,"

33.

The transitional phrase, as a result, is used...

a)

to add information

b)

to compare and contrast

c)

to conclude or summarize

d)

to add information

34.

Which of these is the best definition of imagery?

a)

anything that is literal

b)

giving a human trait to something non-human

c)

language that appeals to the reader's five senses

d)

descriptions that are not literally true

35.

Which of the following statements is true of imagery?

a)

It is always visual.

b)

It often uses figurative language.

c)

It can only appeal to one sense at a time.

d)

It can only be understood if explained by the writer.

36.

Which of these is an example of exaggeration (hyperbole)?

a)

The leaf raced like a speedboat across the top of the water.

b)

Harriet spends all day fixing her hair.

c)

The clouds danced across the sky.

d)

The grass was a soft, plush carpet.

37.

Which of these is an example of simile?

a)

The leaf raced like a speedboat across the top of the water.

b)

Harriet spends all day fixing her hair.

c)

The clouds danced across the sky.

d)

The grass was a soft, plush carpet.

38.

Which of these is an example of personification?

a)

The leaf raced like a speedboat across the top of the water.

b)

Harriet spends all day fixing her hair.

c)

The clouds danced across the sky.

d)

The grass was a soft, plush carpet.

39.

Which of these is an example of metaphor?

a)

The leaf raced like a speedboat across the top of the water.

b)

Harriet spends all day fixing her hair.

c)

The clouds danced across the sky.

d)

The grass was a soft, plush carpet.

40.

What imagery does Tennyson use in this excerpt from the poem?

a)

imagery of sight and touch

b)

imagery of smell, taste, and touch

c)

magery of taste and touch

d)

magery of sight, touch, and sound

41.

What type of figurative language is used in the third line?

a)

simile

b)

metaphor

c)

personificiation

d)

hyperbole

42.

Based on the images, what sort of place is Camelot?

a)

cheerful

b)

a city

c)

gloomy

d)

crowded

43.

They didn't want to be late, ___ they hurried.

a)

nor

b)

but

c)

and

d)

so

44.

Matt went to the beach, ___ he learned to surf.

a)

or

b)

and

c)

but

d)

for

45.

Some kids were afraid to dive into the pool, _____ I dove in right away.

a)

yet

b)

so

c)

but

d)

and

46.

I went to sleep at 8:00 last night, ____ I still feel sleepy.

a)

yet

b)

so

c)

for

d)

and

47.

My mom doesn't like chocolate ice cream, ___ does she like vanilla.

a)

nor

b)

or

c)

but

d)

so

48.

What does the acronym FANBOYS stand for?

a)

For, And, Nor, But, Yet, Since

b)

Finally, After, Neither, Once, Yet, Since

c)

For, And, Nor, Because, Or, Yet, So

d)

For, And, Nor, But, Or, Yet, So

49.

We can go to Disneyland, ___ we can go to SeaWorld.

a)

or

b)

so

c)

yet

d)

and

50.

My family lives on a farm, ___ we have a lot of animals.

a)

and

b)

or

c)

nor

d)

but

51.

My brother doesn't want me in his room but yet, that's where the only computer is

a)

correct

b)

incorrect

52.

Zeus is the father of all the gods on Mt. Olympus, and he is also in control of lightning.

a)

correct

b)

incorrect

53.

He's 10 __________ she's 12 years old

a)

But

b)

Or

c)

Because

d)

And

54.

She doesn't go to school __________ she's sick

a)

But

b)

Or

c)

Because

d)

And

55.

Brian lost the key, __________ he can't get into his room.

a)

Because

b)

So

c)

And

d)

But

56.

Who's taller? Michael __________ Tom?

a)

And

b)

Or

c)

So

d)

But

57.

Sarah is 50 years old, __________ she looks younger.

a)

And

b)

Or

c)

So

d)

But

58.

Kathy decided to order pizza __________ Ben ordered spaghetti

a)

And

b)

Or

c)

So

d)

Because

59.

Portia tried to call Angela, __________ nobody picked the phone.

a)

And

b)

But

c)

So

d)

Because

60.

My classmate studies very hard, __________ she gets very good grades.

a)

And

b)

So

c)

But

d)

Because

61.

I fell off my bike, __________ I didn't get hurt.

a)

And

b)

So

c)

But

d)

Or

62.

My bedroom was quite cold __________ I forgot to close the windows.

a)

And

b)

Or

c)

Because

d)

But

63.

It's rainy __________ windy today.

a)

And

b)

Or

c)

So

d)

Because

64.

Do you prefer eating lentils __________ beans?

a)

And

b)

So

c)

Or

d)

Because

65.

Andy failed in the exam __________ he's so lazy! He never studies.

a)

And

b)

Or

c)

Because

d)

But

66.

Drake waited for so long, __________ he couldn't catch any fish.

a)

And

b)

So

c)

Because

d)

But

67.

I ate too much in the breakfast, __________ now I've got a terrible stomachache.

a)

And

b)

So

c)

Or

d)

But

68.

What is a Sentence Fragment?

a)

A comma used to link two independent clauses

b)

Two or more complete sentences that connect improperly

c)

Incomplete sentences or ideas

69.

What is a Comma Splice?

a)

A comma used to link two independent clauses

b)

Two or more complete sentences that connect improperly

c)

Incomplete sentences or ideas

70.

What is a Run-On Sentence?

a)

A comma used to link two independent clauses

b)

Two or more complete sentences that connect improperly

c)

Incomplete sentences or ideas

71.

What cause a Sentence Fragment?

a)

Missing verb

b)

Missing subject

c)

Missing FANBOYS

d)

Missing punctuation

72.

What type of mistake is this?

When we were on the bus.

a)

Fragment

b)

Run-on

c)

Comma Splice

d)

Sentence

73.

Identify the sentence.

Kevin Durant is a good basketball player, LBJ is bad at basketball.

a)

Fragment

b)

Run-on

c)

Comma Splice

d)

Sentence

74.

Identify the sentence.

The highwire is my favourite the little dogs are a close second.

a)

Fragment

b)

Run-on

c)

Comma Splice

d)

Sentence

75.

Identify the sentence.

Michael Jordan is a good basketball player however Lebron is better.

a)

Fragment

b)

Run-on

c)

Comma Splice

d)

Sentence

76.

Identify the sentence.

Abby, the professional snowboarder from Michigan.

a)

Fragment

b)

Run-on

c)

Comma Splice

d)

Sentence

77.

Successful academic essays use language that is clear, concise, and grammatically correct unsuccessful academic essays are unclear, wordy, and grammatically incorrect.

a)

no error

b)

run-on sentence

c)

comma splice

d)

sentence fragment

78.

Fix this:
If you have a personal electronic device, please turn it off you don't want to get in trouble with administration.

a)

off, because you

b)

off, you

c)

NO change needed

d)

off. You

79.

What type of grammar mistake is does the sentence have?

Because she fell.

.

a)

Comma Splice

b)

Sentence Fragment

c)

Run-On Sentence

80.

What is a run-on sentence?

a)

A sentence that is missing a subject, verb, or complete thought.

b)

A phrase that contains a preposition and a noun.

c)

The part of the sentence that shows action.

d)

A sentence that has two independent clauses joined together incorrectly.

81.

What is an independent clause?

a)

A group of words that contains a subject and verb.

b)

A group of words that contains a subject, verb, and complete thought.

c)

A phrase that contains a preposition and noun.

d)

A group of words that starts with a coordinating conjunction.

82.

Is a comma splice a type of run-on sentence?

a)

Yes

b)

No

83.

What is a comma splice?

a)

A run-on sentence with a comma and a coordinating conjunction between the independent clauses.

b)

A run-on sentence with no punctuation between the independent clauses.

c)

A run-on sentence with only a comma between the independent clauses.

d)

A sentence with too many commas.

84.

"I wish that I could come, but my mom said I need to stay home." Is this a run-on sentence?

a)

Yes

b)

No

85.

"Stop before you get to the last page, write down the most important points." Is this a run-on sentence?

a)

Yes

b)

No

86.

"It is raining, however, I left my umbrella at home." Is this a run-on sentence?

a)

Yes

b)

No

87.

"Sarah and Ben walked to the store, they got lost because it was dark outside." Is this a run-on sentence?

a)

Yes

b)

No

88.

Which of the answers is NOT a correct way to fix a run-on sentence.

a)

Insert a comma between the independent clauses.

b)

Insert a period between the independent clauses and start a new sentence.

c)

Insert a semi-colon between the independent clauses.

d)

Insert a comma and a coordinating conjunction between the independent clauses.

89.

Which of the following is a correct list of the coordinating conjunctions?

a)

and, but, or, nor, for, yet, so

b)

however, therefore, nonetheless, consequently

c)

and, because, but, even if, so that

d)

and, or, nor, however, therefore

90.

Select ALL the correct ways listed here to fix a run-on sentence.

a)

Insert a semi-colon between the independent clauses.

b)

Insert a comma between the independent clauses.

c)

Insert a period between the independent clauses and start a new sentence.

d)

Rewording the sentence so it is no longer a run-on sentence.

e)

Insert a comma and coordinating conjunction between the independent clauses.

91.

"My job is so difficult, I barely have time for a lunch break." Which option below is NOT a correct way to fix this run-on sentence?

a)

My job is so difficult; I barely have time for a lunch break.

b)

My job is so difficult, therefore, I barely have time for a lunch break.

c)

My job is so difficult! I barely have time for a lunch break.

d)

My job is so difficult, and I barely have time for a lunch break.

92.

"Cameron slept during class he missed when the teacher announced the upcoming test." Which option is NOT a correct way to fix this run-on sentence?

a)

Cameron slept during class. He missed when the teacher announced the upcoming test.

b)

Cameron slept during class; he missed when the teacher announced the upcoming test.

c)

Cameron slept during class, so he missed when the teacher announced the upcoming test.

d)

Cameron slept during class, he missed when the teacher announced the upcoming test.

93.

"This issue is important, we must act immediately." Which option below is NOT a correct way to fix this run-on sentence?

a)

This issue is important; therefore, we must act immediately.

b)

This issue is, important, we must act immediately.

c)

This issue is important. We must act immediately.

d)

This issue is important, and we must act immediately.

94.

"You can come to work later we will start the meeting without you." Which option below is NOT a correct way to fix this run-on sentence?

a)

You can come to work later, we will start the meeting without you.

b)

You can come to work later, but we will start the meeting without you.

c)

You can come to work later; however, we will start the meeting without you.

d)

You can come to work later. We will start the meeting without you.

95.

"Andres loves hiking during the fall, he and his friends are going to climb Stone Mountain in October." Select ALL the sentences below that correctly fix this run-on sentence.

a)

Andres loves hiking during the fall. He and his friends are going to climb Stone Mountain in October.

b)

Andres loves hiking during the fall; he and his friends are going to climb Stone Mountain in October.

c)

Andres loves hiking during the fall, and he and his friends are going to climb Stone Mountain in October.

d)

Andres loves hiking during the fall, thus, he and his friends are going to climb Stone Mountain in October.

96.

"After lunch, Miriam is going home to do the dishes she is also going to sweep the floor as well." Select ALL the sentences below that correctly fix this run-on sentence.

a)

Miriam is going home to do the dishes after lunch, she is also going to sweep the floor as well.

b)

After lunch, Miriam is going home to do the dishes, she is also going to sweep the floor as well.

c)

After lunch, Miriam is going home to do the dishes. She is also going to sweep the floor as well.

d)

After lunch, Miriam is going home to do the dishes, and she is also going to sweep the floor as well.

97.

"The palm tree fell over during the hurricane none of the neighbors can move it from the road." Select ALL the sentences below that correctly fix this run-on sentence.

a)

The palm tree fell over during the hurricane, but none of the neighbors can move it from the road.

b)

The palm tree fell over during the hurricane, none of the neighbors can move it from the road.

c)

The palm tree fell over during the hurricane. None of the neighbors can move it from the road.

d)

The palm tree fell over during the hurricane; none of the neighbors can move it from the road.

98.

"Someone took my stapler off my desk if you took it or know what happened to it,please let me know." Select ALL the sentences below that correctly fix this run-on sentence.

a)

Someone took my stapler; off my desk if you took it or know what happened to it, please let me know.

b)

Someone took my stapler off my desk, if you took it or know what happened to it, please let me know.

c)

Someone took my stapler off my desk. If you took it or know what happened to it, please let me know.

d)

Someone took my stapler off my desk, if you took it or know what happened to it please let me know.

99.

"My teacher knows a lot about World War II, the students enjoy listening to him in class." Select ALL the sentences below that correctly fix this run-on sentence.

a)

My teacher knows a lot about World War II the students enjoy listening to him in class.

b)

My teacher knows a lot about World War II, and the students enjoy listening to him in class.

c)

My teacher knows a lot about World War II; the students enjoy listening to him in class.

d)

My teacher knows a lot about World War II, the students enjoy listening to him, in class.

100.

A student tries their best at football practice every day because they love the game.

a)

Intrinsic motivation

b)

Extrinsic motivation

101.

Even though she has no interest in math, a student studies hard to get a good grade on her Algebra exam.

a)

Intrinsic motivation

b)

Extrinsic motivation

102.

Check all motivators that are considered to be extrinsic.

a)

Good grades

b)

Well-paying job

c)

Knowledge of the subject

d)

Parental approval

103.

A student answers every one of the teacher's questions in class because he knows the teacher appreciates it.

a)

Intrinsic motivation

b)

Extrinsic motivation

104.

To master the concept of french braiding, a student watches multiple YouTube video tutorials and then practices on her younger sister.

a)

Intrinsic motivation

b)

Extrinsic motivation

105.

Your roommate is training hard for an upcoming marathon so they can win the $500 cash prize at the end.

a)

Intrinsic motivation

b)

Extrinsic motivation

106.

A student signs up to be an SI tutor for a specific subject because they really enjoy it and are proficient in it.

a)

Intrinsic motivation

b)

Extrinsic motivation

107.

Check all motivators that are considered to be intrinsic.

a)

Personal enjoyment

b)

High class rank

c)

Growing in knowledge of a subject

d)

Getting a better grade than your friend

108.

I want to win medals

a)

Intrinsic

b)

Extrinsic

109.

I want to reach my full potential

a)

Intrinsic

b)

Extrinsic

110.

I want to make money

a)

Intrinsic

b)

Extrinsic

111.

I want to play in front of large crowds

a)

Intrinsic

b)

Extrinsic

112.

I want to feel good about my performance

a)

Intrinsic

b)

Extrinsic

113.

I want to develop a new technique

a)

Intrinsic

b)

Extrinsic

114.

I want to feel the joy of winning

a)

Intrinsic

b)

Extrinsic

115.

I want my friends to think I am the best

a)

Intrinsic

b)

Extrinsic

116.

I want to feel the adrenaline rush of competition

a)

Intrinsic

b)

Extrinsic

117.

I want to earn an England cap

a)

Intrinsic

b)

Extrinsic

118.

Parv works out at the gym because he likes to stay fit and healthy. Is this Intrinsic or Extrinsic motivation?

a)

Intrinsic

b)

Extrinsic

119.

A student in highschool completes a homework assignment out of fear of getting a bad grade in the class. Is this Intrinsic or Extrinsic motivation?

a)

Intrinsic

b)

Extrinsic

120.

The two types of conflict we experience when reading literature are:

a)

Round & Dynamic

b)

Flat & Static

c)

Internal & External

d)

Holistic & Existential

121.

Which of the following is NOT a type of external conflict?

a)

Person v, Person

b)

Person v. Nature

c)

Person v. Society

d)

Person v. Self

122.

True or False: there is only one type of internal conflict: Person v. Self

a)

True

b)

False

123.

The type of conflict expressed in the poem, "It's Raining on the House of Anne Frank" is

a)

External

b)

Dynamic

c)

Dramatic

d)

Internal

124.

Pick the statement that best explains the internal conflict presented in the poem "It's Raining on the House of Anne Frank"

a)

The tourists struggle with feeling obligated to visit museums that have been born in challenging times while the narrator struggles with identifying with the tourists.

b)

The tourists hate waiting in the rain.

c)

Van Gogh could not find happiness in his art.

d)

The narrator cant decide if she should hurry to the Van Gogh Museum before dinner.

125.

Identify the type of conflict:

You love going to soccer practice every Friday night. However, last week you had to go to dinner with your family instead, and this week a friend has invited you to the movies.

a)

Internal

b)

External

126.

Identify the type of conflict:

At a party, you spent a lot of time talking to a friend from your math class—just chatting. Now another classmate has spread rumors around school about the two of you.

a)

Internal

b)

External

127.

Identify the type of conflict:

Your school has a state level ice-hockey team—for boys. When you and a group of girlfriends want to start a girls’ hockey program, you’re told that, although it’s a nice idea, there just isn’t enough money in the athletic budget.

a)

Internal

b)

External

128.

Identify the conflict:

Although your friends say that you’re very attractive, you think just the opposite. You are overly critical about physical appearance.

a)

Internal

b)

External

129.

Identify the conflict

You have a project due on Monday. Even though you have had several weeks to read, by Sunday night you’ve only read half the book. To make things worse, your teacher has stated, “I have high expectations for this assignment.”

a)

Internal

b)

External

130.

Choose the type of conflict in the following sentence:

A woman is tempted to steal money from her employer in order to feed her family.

a)

person vs self

b)

person vs nature

c)

person vs person

d)

person vs society

131.

Choose the type of conflict in the following sentence:

A family is stranded in a snowstorm.

a)

man vs man

b)

man vs nature

c)

man vs self

d)

man vs society

132.

Choose the type of conflict in the following sentence:

A wife and husband disagree about how their money should be spent,

a)

man vs man

b)

man vs self

c)

man vs society

d)

man vs nature

133.

Choose the type of conflict in the following sentence:

A woman is in a hurry and runs a red light.

a)

man vs man

b)

man vs self

c)

man vs nature

d)

man vs society

134.

Choose the type of conflict in the following sentence:

A man stands up for what he believes is right, even though almost everyone else disagrees with him.

a)

man vs man

b)

man vs society

c)

man vs self

d)

man vs nature

135.

Choose the type of conflict in the following sentence:

Two little boys get into a fistfight.

a)

man vs self

b)

man vs man

c)

man vs nature

d)

man vs society

136.

Choose the type of conflict in the following sentence:

A woman is unable to function because of illness or condition.

a)

man vs self

b)

man vs man

c)

man vs nature

d)

man vs society

137.

Choose the type of conflict in the following sentence:

A man tries to decide whether to stay with his family or move to another state to take a better paying job.

a)

man vs man

b)

man vs self

c)

man vs nature

d)

man vs society

138.

Choose the type of conflict in the following sentence:

A boss fires an employee.

a)

man vs man

b)

man vs self

c)

man vs nature

d)

man vs society

139.

Choose the type of conflict in the following sentence:

A teenager is torn between ditching school with her friends and staying to take a test in a class she is falling.

a)

man vs man

b)

man vs self

c)

man vs nature

d)

man vs society

140.

The author's attitude or feelings towards the writing is the ....

a)

connotation

b)

denotation

c)

tone

d)

mood

141.

___________ is the feeling the reader gets as he/she reads the text.

a)

connotation

b)

denotation

c)

tone

d)

mood

142.

Author's set a TONE or MOOD in literature by conveying an emotion or emotions through ____________.

a)

word choice

b)

space

c)

tone

d)

graphics

143.

“Meg knelt at her mother’s feet. The warmth and light of the kitchen had relaxed her so that her attic fears were gone. The cocoa steamed fragrantly in the saucepan; geraniums bloomed on the window sills and there was a bouquet of tiny yellow chrysanthemums in the center of the table. The curtains, red, with a blue and green geometrical pattern were drawn and seemed to reflect their cheerfulness throughout the room. The furnace purred like a great, sleepy animal; the lights glowed with steady radiance…” (16)

a)

Harsh

b)

Comforting

c)

Excited

d)

Spooky

144.

My annoying brother likes to drive me crazy. There is no other who is that lazy. He whines to Mom and Dad night and day, until he eventually gets his way. What is a sister to do, when he screams 'til he's blue? There is no way to win, for he gets under your skin. He does his best to kill all joy. Oh, how my brother does annoy! What is the TONE of the poem?

a)

Frustrated

b)

Humorous

c)

Depressed

d)

Happy

145.

Which word BEST describes the TONE of this movie poster?

a)

ecstatic

b)

annoyed

c)

cheerful

d)

serious

146.

If a piece of text gives you a peaceful mood, you are feeling...

a)

confident and eager to move forward.

b)

excited and playful.

c)

humorous and comical.

d)

calm or relaxed.

147.

What is the MOOD of the following passage?
The werewolf threw his head back and howled, his eyes glazed, a trickle of saliva running from the corners of his mouth and thinning the blood flowing over his chest. I shouted to him to shut up, but he did not hear me, so I did the only thing I could to quiet him.
What is your text evidence? __________________________________

a)

Loving

b)

Joyful

c)

Suspenseful

d)

Disappointed

148.

Read the whole passage; it will be used for three questions.

Bharata Natyam is a classical Indian dance. It is popular in Tamil Nadu, southern India. Bharata stands for India, and Natyam for dance. The dance is popular among men, women and children. It is a complex and graceful style of dancing. The dancers’ hand movements, eye movements, facial expressions, and feet stamping create a beautiful picture. Together, these movements help show feelings and even tell stories.

The dancers wear anklets with 50 bells while performing and add to the musical effect of the strong foot movement. In addition, the dancers wear a unique set of jewelry and distinct make-up and costume. The make-up highlights the dancer's eyes. The dance is mostly done solo or by one person. The dancers train for many years to become a successful performer. A typical Bharata Natyam dancer leaves the audience in awe and wanting for more after each show!

Which of these best describes the tone of the passage?

a)

Proud

b)

Amazed

c)

Triumphant

d)

Hopeful

149.

Bharata Natyam is a classical Indian dance. It is popular in Tamil Nadu, southern India. Bharata stands for India, and Natyam for dance. The dance is popular among men, women and children. It is a complex and graceful style of dancing. The dancers’ hand movements, eye movements, facial expressions, and feet stamping create a beautiful picture. Together, these movements help show feelings and even tell stories.

The dancers wear anklets with 50 bells while performing and add to the musical effect of the strong foot movement. In addition, the dancers wear a unique set of jewelry and distinct make-up and costume. The make-up highlights the dancer's eyes. The dance is mostly done solo or by one person. The dancers train for many years to become a successful performer. A typical Bharata Natyam dancer leaves the audience in awe and wanting for more after each show!

Question: What is the effect of using the words “complex and graceful” to describe Bharata Natyam?

a)

They show the dance is difficult as well as beautiful.

b)

They describe the detail that makes the dance musical.

c)

They explain why both men and women practice it.

d)

They highlight why the dance is popular in India.

150.

Use the scroll bar to read the whole passage.

Bharata Natyam is a classical Indian dance. It is popular in Tamil Nadu, southern India. Bharata stands for India, and Natyam for dance. The dance is popular among men, women and children. It is a complex and graceful style of dancing. The dancers’ hand movements, eye movements, facial expressions, and feet stamping create a beautiful picture. Together, these movements help show feelings and even tell stories.

The dancers wear anklets with 50 bells while performing and add to the musical effect of the strong foot movement. In addition, the dancers wear a unique set of jewelry and distinct make-up and costume. The make-up highlights the dancer's eyes. The dance is mostly done solo or by one person. The dancers train for many years to become a successful performer. A typical Bharata Natyam dancer leaves the audience in awe and wanting for more after each show!

Question: Which of these is true about the passage?

a)

The thankful tone highlights the author's positive attitude.

b)

The author uses a gentle tone to describe the performance.

c)

The author uses a tone of respect toward the dancers.

d)

The humorous tone makes the passage more interesting.

151.

Read the whole passage; it will be used for three questions. Use the scroll bar to read the whole passage.

I did not get picked up from school like my friends. I did not go home after school either. I walked to a small red diner a few blocks from school and went straight to the kitchen.

Ma would always drop everything she was doing and give me a sloppy kiss and a giant hug. She did not worry about messing up my clothes either. “Eat something, Son!” she would say. And sometimes, she'd even write an “order” as if I were also a customer.

“There is my big boy!” Papa always greeted me the same way, his bear hugs squishing my entire body. “How was school? Go on; settle in the corner over there!” He would point to my booth where I napped and did homework.

I always went to the small red diner right away—after my music lessons, soccer practice, the SATs. I ran to the diner after opening the first acceptance letter from college. That day, Ma and Papa let Sergei take over for 30 minutes and just held my hands and smiled with their wet eyes.

Which of these is true based on the passage?

a)

The narrator wishes he were picked up from school.

b)

The narrator’s parents work hard in the diner.

c)

The narrator wants to work in the diner as well.

d)

The narrator does not spend time with friends.

152.

Use the scroll bar to read the whole passage.

I did not get picked up from school like my friends. I did not go home after school either. I walked to a small red diner a few blocks from school and went straight to the kitchen.

Ma would always drop everything she was doing and give me a sloppy kiss and a giant hug. She did not worry about messing up my clothes either. “Eat something, Son!” she would say. And sometimes, she'd even write an “order” as if I were also a customer.

“There is my big boy!” Papa always greeted me the same way, his bear hugs squishing my entire body. “How was school? Go on; settle in the corner over there!” He would point to my booth where I napped and did homework.

I always went to the small red diner right away—after my music lessons, soccer practice, the SATs. I ran to the diner after opening the first acceptance letter from college. That day, Ma and Papa let Sergei take over for 30 minutes and just held my hands and smiled with their wet eyes.

Which detail from the passage shows that the narrator spends a lot of time at the diner?

a)

I did not get picked up from school like my friends.

b)

I walked to a small red diner a few blocks from school and went straight to the kitchen.

c)

He would point to my booth where I napped and did homework.

d)

I ran to the diner after opening the first acceptance letter from college.

153.

Use the scroll bar to read the whole passage.

I did not get picked up from school like my friends. I did not go home after school either. I walked to a small red diner a few blocks from school and went straight to the kitchen.

Ma would always drop everything she was doing and give me a sloppy kiss and a giant hug. She did not worry about messing up my clothes either. “Eat something, Son!” she would say. And sometimes, she'd even write an “order” as if I were also a customer.

“There is my big boy!” Papa always greeted me the same way, his bear hugs squishing my entire body. “How was school? Go on; settle in the corner over there!” He would point to my booth where I napped and did homework.

I always went to the small red diner right away—after my music lessons, soccer practice, the SATs. I ran to the diner after opening the first acceptance letter from college. That day, Ma and Papa let Sergei take over for 30 minutes and just held my hands and smiled with their wet eyes.

Based on the passage, the reader can tell that the narrator...

a)

helps out his parents at work.

b)

spends a lot of time alone.

c)

is close to both of his parents.

d)

wishes his life were different.

154.

Which words build suspense in the following passage?

Jessica walked slowly through the hallway. “Come out, come out, wherever you are!” she yelled. Since the room was dark, she had to feel around for the doorknob to the dining room. As her hand closed around the cool brass knob, she gave it a firm twist to the right, opening the door to the dining hall with a satisfying bang. The long table was illuminated by a stream of moonlight from a large bay window to her right, allowing her to see enough to enter the room. She giggled with nervousness as she took a few steps forward, stopping short at the sight of something shadowy moving in the corner.

a)

room, doorknob, corner

b)

walked, feel steps

c)

bang, shadowy, nervousness

d)

walked, hallway

155.

If a passages tone is playful, the author's attitude is...

a)

full of amusement, lighthearted.

b)

serious, non humorous.

c)

haunting, spooky.

d)

uncaring.

156.

If a poem uses a lot of dark imagery, such as tombstones, bats, and cobwebs, what would the mood be?

a)

Happy and bright

b)

Excited and invigorated

c)

Bleak and fearful

d)

Angry and agitated

157.

What is the tone of this passage:

Tim Rutledge of Orlando, Florida, was on his way to Indiana to make a delivery Monday when he drove right into a snowstorm and his brakes froze. In temperatures of 42 degrees below zero with the wind chill, Rutledge pulled over at a truck stop and got under his truck to fix the brakes. While Rutledge was on the ground, the truck shifted and trapped him underneath.

a)

Passion

b)

Fear

c)

Sorrow

d)

Calm

158.

What is the mood this boy is showing?

a)

surprised

b)

optimistic

c)

nervous

d)

confused

159.

What is the mood this girl is showing?

a)

silly

b)

optimistic

c)

nervous

d)

confused

160.

Which picture shows someone who is feeling angry?

a)

b)

c)

d)

161.

What is the tone of the teacher's words?

a)

scary

b)

serious

c)

funny

d)

cautious

162.

I feel like throwing something! I was typing my paper and was almost finished. Then the power went out. Now my paper is lost. This is a horrible night.

What is the tone of this story?

a)

serious

b)

excited

c)

angry

d)

scary

163.

What mood does this setting help create?

a)

ominous

b)

boring

c)

romantic

d)

lonely

164.

frustrated means...

a)

happy

b)

lonely

c)

mad

d)

relaxed

165.

Which description shows an excited tone?

a)

a rainy day

b)

Cleaning a dirty house

c)

walking to school

d)

a party

166.

Which of these seem gloomy?

a)

b)

c)

d)

167.

Check all words that demonstrate a loving tone.

a)

dear

b)

mean

c)

ugly

d)

sweet

e)

jealous

168.

"As a doctor, I am qualified to tell you that this course of treatment will likely generate the best results."

a)

Ethos

b)

Logos

c)

Pathos

169.

"The data is perfectly clear: this investment has consistently turned a profit year-over-year, even in spite of market declines in other areas."

a)

Ethos

b)

Logos

c)

Pathos

170.

"History has shown time and again that absolute power corrupts absolutely."

a)

Ethos

b)

Logos

c)

Pathos

171.

"After years of this type of disrespect from your boss, countless hours wasted, birthdays missed… it's time that you took a stand."

a)

Ethos

b)

Logos

c)

Pathos

172.

"If my years as a Marine taught me anything, it's that caution is the best policy in this sort of situation."

a)

Ethos

b)

Logos

c)

Pathos

173.

"Ladies and gentlemen of the jury: we have not only the fingerprints, the lack of an alibi, a clear motive, and an expressed desire to commit the robbery… We also have video of the suspect breaking in. The case could not be more open and shut."

a)

Ethos

b)

Logos

c)

Pathos

174.

"There's no price that can be placed on peace of mind. Our advanced security systems will protect the well-being of your family so that you can sleep soundly at night."

a)

Ethos

b)

Logos

c)

Pathos

175.

"I'm not just invested in this community - I love every building, every business, every hard-working member of this town."

a)

Ethos

b)

Logos

c)

Pathos

176.

"Private demand for the product has tapered off for the past three years, and this year's sales figures are at an all-time low. It's time to research other options."

a)

Ethos

b)

Logos

c)

Pathos

177.

Ethos:

a)

Refers to emotions

b)

Refers to credibility, character, and ethics

c)

Refers to logic

178.

A certified nutritionist would have ethos when speaking at a health food convention.

a)

True

b)

False

179.

This term refers to an argument that appeals to one's emotions

a)

Logos

b)

Pathos

c)

Ethos

180.

Which is the most dominant appeal is most clearly used here?

a)

ethos

b)

pathos

c)

logos

d)

none

181.

What is the dominant appeal is used here?

a)

ethos

b)

pathos

c)

logos

182.

This term refers to an argument that appeals to one's emotions

a)

Logos

b)

Pathos

c)

Ethos

183.

This term refers to an argument that appeals to logic

a)

Logos

b)

Ethos

c)

Pathos

d)

Rhetorical Fallacy

184.

"You know me - I've taught Sunday School at your church for years, babysat your children, and served as a playground director for many summers."

a)

Ethos

b)

Pathos

c)

Logos

185.

The three rhetorical appeals are...

a)

pathos, logos, ethoes

b)

pathoes, ethos, logos

c)

ethos, logos, pathos

d)

ethos, logoes, pathos

186.

If an ad claimed: "35 people drank this diet soda, and 33 of them subsequently lost weight," the ad is using...

a)

Ethos

b)

Pathos

c)

Logos

187.

An ad using a funny talking dog to sell a product is focused on:

a)

Pathos

b)

Logos

c)

Ethos

188.

The 3 elements to the art of persuasion are known as....

a)

Rhetorical Appeals

b)

Rhetorical Devices

189.

The appeal to ethics is also called

a)

Pathos

b)

Ethos

c)

Logos

190.

In this advertisement, which device is used THE MOST?

a)

Pathos

b)

Logos

c)

Ethos

191.

This advertisement uses...

a)

Ethos

b)

Pathos

c)

Logos

192.

What is the definition of claim?

a)

A recognition of the opposing sides argument in order to prove it wrong.

b)

The main argument being made by the speaker. Like a thesis, this must be arguable.

c)

Credible sources such as statistics, quotes, and facts.

d)

Support for why the speaker’s claim is valid.

193.

What is the definition of reason?

a)

Support for why the speaker’s claim is valid.

b)

The main argument being made by the speaker. Like a thesis, this must be arguable.

c)

Credible sources such as statistics, quotes, and facts.

d)

A recognition of the opposing sides argument in order to prove it wrong.

194.

What is the definition of evidence?

a)

The main argument being made by the speaker. Like a thesis, this must be arguable.

b)

Support for why the speaker’s claim is valid.

c)

A recognition of the opposing sides argument in order to prove it wrong.

d)

Credible sources such as statistics, quotes, and facts.

195.

Popcorn is America’s favorite snack food. Popcorn has been around for over 200 years! It was originally made by Native Americans. 17 billion quarts of popcorn are sold each year, more than any other snack food. Nebraska produces the most popcorn out of any other state. Since more popcorn is sold than any other snack food, it must be America’s favorite!

Which of the sentence is the claim ?

a)

Popcorn is America's favorite snack food.

b)

Popcorn has been around for over 200 years!

c)

17 billion quarts of popcorn are sold each year, more than any other snack food.

d)

Since more popcorn is sold than any other snack food, it must be America's favorite!

196.

Popcorn is America’s favorite snack food. Popcorn has been around for over 200 years! It was originally made by Native Americans. 17 billion quarts of popcorn are sold each year, more than any other snack food. Nebraska produces the most popcorn out of any other state. Since more popcorn is sold than any other snack food, it must be America’s favorite!

Which sentence is a reason ?

a)

Popcorn is America's favorite snack food.

b)

Popcorn has been around for over 200 years!

c)

17 billion quarts of popcorn are sold each year, more than any other snack food.

d)

Since more popcorn is sold than any other snack food, it must be America's favorite!

197.

Popcorn is America’s favorite snack food. Popcorn has been around for over 200 years! It was originally made by Native Americans. 17 billion quarts of popcorn are sold each year, more than any other snack food. Nebraska produces the most popcorn out of any other state. Since more popcorn is sold than any other snack food, it must be America’s favorite!

Which sentences are evidence ?

a)

Popcorn is America's favorite snack food.

b)

Popcorn has been around for over 200 years!

c)

17 billion quarts of popcorn are sold each year, more than any other snack food.

d)

Since more popcorn is sold than any other snack food, it must be America's favorite!

198.

Tom Brady is the best NFL quarterback of all time! Tom Brady plays for the New England Patriots. This is the only team he has played for. He is 42 years old and is 6’4” tall. Tom Brady has played in nine super bowls, winning six of them! This is more than any other player in NFL history! Tom Brady has surpassed so many records as a player, he is definitely the best.

Which sentence is the claim?

a)

Tom Brady plays for the New England Patriots.

b)

This is the only team he has played for.

c)

Tom Brady is the best NFL quarterback of all time!

d)

This is more than any other player in NFL history!

199.

Tom Brady is the best NFL quarterback of all time! Tom Brady plays for the New England Patriots. This is the only team he has played for. He is 42 years old and is 6’4” tall. Tom Brady has played in nine super bowls, winning six of them! This is more than any other player in NFL history! Tom Brady has surpassed so many records as a player, he is definitely the best.

Which sentence is a valid reason to support the claim?

a)

Tom Brady plays for the New England Patriots.

b)

This is the only team he has played for.

c)

Tom Brady is the best NFL quarterback of all time!

d)

This is more than any other player in NFL history!

200.

Tom Brady is the best NFL quarterback of all time! Tom Brady plays for the New England Patriots. This is the only team he has played for. He is 42 years old and is 6’4” tall. Tom Brady has played in nine super bowls, winning six of them! This is more than any other player in NFL history! Tom Brady has surpassed so many records as a player, he is definitely the best.

Which sentence is evidence?

a)

Tom Brady has played in nine super bowls, winning six of them!

b)

This is the only team he has played for.

c)

Tom Brady plays for the New England Patriots.

d)

This is more than any other player in NFL history!

201.

Iphones are the superior smartphone. Besides being a symbol of status, they are extremely smart devices that make people’s lives easier. Iphones are some of the fastest working phones available and have many features, like virus protection software, that other phones don’t have. Apple pay is also a cool feature. Finally, they are the most customizable phones available. A phone with so many great features must be the best!

Which sentence is the claim?

a)

Iphones are some the fastest working phones available and have many features...that other phones don't have.

b)

Finally, they are the most customizable phones available.

c)

Besides being a symbol of status, they are extremely smart devices that make people's lives easier.

d)

Iphones are the superior smartphone.

202.

Iphones are the superior smartphone. Besides being a symbol of status, they are extremely smart devices that make people’s lives easier. Iphones are some of the fastest working phones available and have many features, like virus protection software, that other phones don’t have. Apple pay is also a cool feature. Finally, they are the most customizable phones available. A phone with so many great features must be the best!

Which sentences are reasons?

a)

Iphones are some the fastest working phones available and have many features...that other phones don't have.

b)

Finally, they are the most customizable phones available.

c)

Besides being a symbol of status, they are extremely smart devices that make people's lives easier.

d)

Iphones are the superior smartphone.

203.

Level 3 Bonus Question: Add a claim, reason, and evidence for the following question-

"Should the school week only be 4 days a week?"

Example: "The school week should only be 4 days a week, because _____. For example, sources show that _____."

4 lines

204.

A controversial statement (a claim) supported by evidence and a warrant

a)

argument

b)

ballot

c)

counterplan

d)

reservation

205.

A document on which the judge records the decision, the reasons for the decision, and speaker points awarded

a)

debate format

b)

cross-exam

c)

claim

d)

ballot

206.

A controversial and focused statement to support a stance on a proposition

a)

reservation

b)

warrant

c)

claim

d)

evidence

207.

the opening / main speech in a debate

a)

closing statement

b)

rebuttal speech

c)

cross-exam questioning

d)

constructive speech

208.

A plan proposed by the negative team as an alternative to the affirmative plan

a)

counterplan

b)

argument

c)

reservation

d)

warrant

209.

when a member of one team asks questions of a member of the opposing team

a)

proposition

b)

reservation

c)

counterplan

d)

cross-exam

210.

The formal process of arguing about claims in situations where an adjudicator must decide the outcome

a)

claim

b)

argument

c)

debate

d)

ballot

211.

The structure of the debate that both sides agree to use

a)

Debate Format

b)

Debate Team

c)

Judge

d)

Ballot

212.

Various types of reliable information used to help an argument

a)

Karl Popper

b)

adjudicator

c)

evidence

d)

Lincoln-Douglass

213.

a type of evidence that is observable data, something that can be proved

a)

Facts

b)

Formats

c)

Argument

d)

Warrant

214.

An observer of a debate who has the responsibility of deciding which team has done a better job of debating

a)

audience

b)

ballot

c)

judge

d)

opponent

215.

A final claim made by a debater and supported by a combination of claims; what the two sides argue over during a debate

a)

reservation

b)

proposition

c)

counterplan

d)

cross-exam

216.

An exception made to a claim

a)

reservation

b)

warrant

c)

constructive

d)

proposition

217.

the standards of a logically good argument

a)

relevance

(on-topic)

b)

sufficiency (enough)

c)

acceptability (truth)

d)

all of these

218.

The reasoning process that explains why the evidence proves the claim

a)

argument

b)

reservation

c)

warrant

d)

claim

219.

What type of evidence is the LEAST reliable?

a)

Statistical Evidence

b)

Testimonial Evidence

c)

Anecdotal Evidence

d)

Analogical Evidence

220.

Seven out of ten Americans are religious.

a)

fact

b)

statistic

c)

brief personal experience

d)

opinion from authority

221.

What makes an argument a good argument?

a)

If we yell at each other back and forth

b)

Having a strong claim

c)

Having good evidence, facts, or statistics

222.

What is the most CONVINCING type of evidence you can use?

a)

Analogical

b)

Anecdotal

c)

Testimonial

d)

Statistical

223.

Evidence from people who have special knowledge and experience on a subject is known as...

a)

testimonial

b)

statistical

c)

anecdotal

d)

analogical

224.

Provable information about "who, what, where, when, how, and why" is known as...

a)

definitions

b)

facts

c)

anecdotes

d)

statistics

225.

What type of evidence is this: Trains are a dangerous way to travel. I know because I was in a train wreck. We will be much safer if we fly.

a)

Statistical

b)

Anecdotal

c)

Testimonial

d)

Analogical

226.

What type of evidence is this: About 37% of 12th graders reported vaping in 2018, compared with 28% in 2017.

a)

Statistics

b)

Data

c)

Fact

d)

Research Study

227.

A brief, real story. Explains what happened, who was involved, and when and where it happened.

a)

anecdote

b)

hypothetical situation

c)

statistics

d)

interviews

228.

Comparisons and can be used to compare one situation to another or to compare something to another thing that it is seemingly unrelated to when using similes and/or metaphors.

a)

Examples

b)

Direct Quotes

c)

Analogies

d)

Personal Experience

e)

Studies and Statistics

229.

Also called anecdotes, are brief narratives that are used to support a claim or make a point.

a)

Examples

b)

Direct Quotes

c)

Analogies

d)

Personal Experience

e)

Studies and Statistics

230.

What are comparisons and contrasts?

a)

Correct and Incorrect Answers

b)

Facts and Opinions

c)

Grammar and Punctuation

d)

Similarities and Differences

231.

What is the difference between a Personal Observation and a Personal Experience?

a)

Seeing something vs Being a part of something

b)

Both are observing something

c)

Being a part of something vs Seeing something

d)

A person that collects data vs A person that collects facts

232.

Which of the following is an example of a statistic?

a)

The Earth orbits the sun once every 365 days.

b)

The head of the museum said that they had 1098 pieces in their dinosaur collection.

c)

Cats are better than dogs.

d)

77% of cats leave the room when there's a vacuum present and running.

233.

Define evidence

a)

is the claim or central idea of the article

b)

it is a debate to prove which argument is better.

c)

anything that you see, experience, read, or are told that causes you to believe that something is true or has really happened

d)

the details found in the article to prove the stance of the writer; whether it is pro or con

234.

Identify the type of evidence used in the excerpt below:

I often find myself surrounded by people staring at their phones and I am even guilty of doing it. I think if one person is staring at their phone, everyone else tends to do it, whether it be self consciously or just in order to avoid an awkward situation.

"Does Technology Make Us More Alone?" by Michael Gonchar, New York Times, 14 Oct 2016

a)

Anecdote

b)

Empirical evidence

c)

Expert testimony

d)

Statistics

235.

Identify the type of evidence used in the excerpt below:

In another study, researchers explored what it would "cost" for certain participants to deactivate their Facebook profiles for up to one year. Consequently, experimental auctions revealed that it would cost anywhere from $1,000 to more than $2,000 for participants to cancel their Facebook profiles for that length of time.

"Excessive Social Media Use Comparable to Drug Addiction" by Sherri Gordon, VeryWellMind, July 2019

a)

Empirical evidence

b)

Anecdote

c)

Expert testimony

d)

Logical

236.

Identify ALL the types of evidence used in the excerpt below:

A 2010 study in the journal Social Psychological and Personality Science found that the percentage of college students exhibiting narcissistic personality traits, based on their scores on the Narcissistic Personality Inventory, a widely used diagnostic test, has increased by more than half since the early 1980s, to 30 percent.

"Is Social Media Making Us More Narcissistic?" by Katherine Schulten, New York Times, 24 Feb 2016

***Hint: There is more than one correct answer.

a)

Statistics

b)

Anecdote

c)

Empirical evidence

d)

Logical

237.

Identify the type of evidence used in the excerpt below:

In their book “Narcissism Epidemic,” the psychology professors Jean M. Twenge and W. Keith Campbell show that narcissism has increased as quickly as obesity has since the 1980s. Even our egos are getting fat.

"Is Social Media Making Us More Narcissistic?" by Katherine Schulten, New York Times, 24 Feb 2016

a)

Expert testimony

b)

Empirical evidence

c)

Anecdote

d)

Logical

238.

Identify the type of evidence used in the excerpt below:

Humans used to spend their evenings in darkness, but now we’re surrounded by artificial lighting all day and night. This can inhibit the body’s production of the hormone melatonin, which facilitates sleep – and blue light, which is emitted by smartphone and laptop screens, is said to be the worst culprit. In other words, if you lie on the pillow at night checking Facebook and Twitter, you’re headed for restless slumber.

"Is social media bad for you? The evidence and the unknowns" by Jessica Brown, BBC, 4 Jan 2018

a)

Logical

b)

Empirical evidence

c)

Expert testimony

d)

Anecdote

239.

Which type of evidence does the advertisement primarily use to sell the product?

a)

Statistics

b)

Expert testimony

c)

Empirical evidence

d)

Anecdote

240.

Which type of evidence does the advertisement primarily use to sell the product?

a)

Anecdote

b)

Expert testimony

c)

Empirical

d)

Logical

241.

Which type of evidence does the advertisement primarily use to sell the product?

a)

Expert testimony

b)

Anecdote

c)

Statistics

d)

Empirical evidence

English 10.2

Total questions: 241

Worksheet time: 2hrs 8mins

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