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What is denotative meaning as defined in our class? (Hint: Look at 8/30 slides)
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Having a direct, specific meaning
Discovering a long lost treasure
Using textual evidence
Reading a book
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What are the most commonly referenced rhetorical strategies in English? (Hint: Look at the slides from class on 8/23)
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Ethics, paraphrasing, and logic
Ethos, pathos, and logos
Ethos, pathos, and literacy
English, pathos, and logos
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What is figurative language? (Hint: Look at slides from 8/30)
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A slice of pizza
Words that go beyond a literal meaning to suggest meaningful images, insights, or associated ideas in the reader’s mind
Your foot
A unicorn
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What is diction as defined in our class? (Hint: 8/23 slides)
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A book that has definitions
The way that your dog barks at someone
The choice and use of words in phrases in speech or writing
An ancient language practice
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What does it mean if a word has a connotative meaning? (Hint: 8/30 slides)
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Suggesting a positive or negative meaning of a word apart from its dictionary meaning
The meaning it has in the dictionary
An action word
It means it has a sentence fragment
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What is tone as defined in our class? (Hint: 8/23 slides)
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The main idea of the text
The author's attitude toward the subject or topic they are writing about
The introductory statement
The way that an author makes a reader respond to their text
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Which of these is an example of figurative language? (Hint: Look at 8/30 slides)
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Metaphor
Noun
Verb
Adverb
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What is pathos? (Hint: 8/23 slides)
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An argument that impacts the emotions
An argument that focuses on logic and reason
An argument that appeals to the speaker’s knowledge or trustworthiness
A popular non-fiction novel
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What is logos? (Hint: 8/23 slides)
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An argument that impacts the emotions
An argument that focuses on logic and reason
An argument that appeals to the speaker’s knowledge or trustworthiness
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What is ethos? (Hint: 8/23 slides)
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An argument that impacts the emotions
An argument that focuses on logic and reason
An argument that appeals to the speaker’s knowledge or trustworthiness
A short story
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Having a direct, specific meaning
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Ethos, pathos, and logos
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Words that go beyond a literal meaning to suggest meaningful images, insights, or associated ideas in the reader’s mind
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The choice and use of words in phrases in speech or writing
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Suggesting a positive or negative meaning of a word apart from its dictionary meaning
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The author's attitude toward the subject or topic they are writing about
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Metaphor
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An argument that impacts the emotions
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An argument that focuses on logic and reason
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An argument that appeals to the speaker’s knowledge or trustworthiness