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WorksheetsArgue with a Cat, ch. 1-4 + Pronouns Quiz
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 12mins
How to Argue with a Cat: What kind of argument involves choices?
deliberative argument
proposal argument
narrative argument
persuasive argument
How to Argue with a Cat: What does advantageous mean?
how the choices benefit the audience
a conversation with choices
the art of perfect timing
be agreeable
How to Argue with a Cat: What does kairos mean?
the art of waiting for the perfect moment
the art of appealing to logic
the art of appealing to emotions
the art of presenting yourself as credible
How to Argue with a Cat: What does decorum mean?
good manners
adaptation
agreeability
providing choices
How to Argue with a Cat: Which of the following is NOT one of the tools for keeping cool and turning a fight into an argument?
dominate your opponent
be agreeable
say "yes, and . . ."
groom your opponent
How to Argue with a Cat: Which of the following is NOT one of the goals of persuasion?
change targets
change mood
change mind
change willingness to do something
How to Argue with a Cat: Which of the following is NOT one of the topics of persuasion?
anger
blame
values
choice
Identify the personal pronoun: A tired brown spaniel kept close at their heels.
(a)
Identify the personal pronoun: Noiselessly they neared the house.
(a)
Identify the personal pronoun: Bertie, why do you bound?
(a)
Identify the antecedent: The planet was named after the god Mercury because it moves the fasted in its orbit around the sun.
(a)
Identify the antecedent: Mercury takes 88 days to complete its revolution around the sun and 59 days for a complete rotation.
(a)
Add the correct pronoun: Five students in my class decided that (a) want to write a report about Mercury.
Add the correct pronoun: Mrs. Snyder is giving the students two weeks to complete (a) reports.
Add the correct pronoun: Has Jamie decided what (a) will write about for her report?
