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10th GradeEnglish


Rhetorical purposes

The lithium ion battery, which powers everything from the cellphone in your pocket to airplane flight systems

and electric cars. Li-ion batteries have been used commercially since 1991, and there are more than 1.8 billion of them in use. Their capabilities have

helped lead to huge advances in digital technology: They recharge within hours, can keep portable

electronics going for days, and yet are small enough to fit inside pocket-size devices.


Identify the rhetorical purpose in thefollowing passage:


Word Roots-100

The root decem means what?A) TwelveB) ThousandC) TenD) Hundred


Answer

C) Ten


Word Roots-200

The root tempor means what?A) YearB) Hinge, pivotC) MindD) Time


Answer

D) Time


Word Roots-300

The root mod means what?A) Hinge; pivotB) Measure; mannerC) MiddleD) Order; rank; series


Answer

B) Measure; manner


Word Roots-400

The root cardin means what?A) Hinge; pivotB) NineC) ElevenD) Follow


Answer

A) Hinge; pivot


Word Roots-500

The root vigint means what?A) TwelveB) TwentyC) ElevenD) Hundred


Answer

B) Twenty


MLA-100

The orange lines indicate this feature of properly MLA formatted papers.


AnswerDouble Spacing


MLA-200

The orange arrow indicates this feature of properly MLA formatted papers.


AnswerThe header


MLA-300

The orange arrow indicates this feature of properly MLA formatted papers.


AnswerIn-text citation


MLA-400

Which of the following is the proper format of an MLA citation for the poem, Prometheus, appearing in the book, Inside Literature?

A) Byron, George. Prometheus. Inside Literature. Ed. R.S. Gwynn and Steven J. Zani. New York: Pearson Longman, 2007. 393. B) Byron, George. “Prometheus.” Inside Literature. Ed. R.S. Gwynn and Steven J. Zani. New York: Pearson Longman, 2007. 393. C) Byron, George. “Prometheus.” “Inside Literature.” Ed. R.S. Gwynn and Steven J. Zani. New York: Pearson Longman, 2007. 393.


AnswerB) Byron, George. “Prometheus.” Inside Literature. Ed. R.S. Gwynn and Steven J. Zani. New York: Pearson Longman, 2007. 393.


MLA-500

Which of the following is the proper format for an MLA citation of the book Frankenstein?

A) Shelley, Mary Wollstonecraft. Frankenstein, or The Modern Prometheus. Berkeley: University of California Press, 1984.B) Shelley, Mary Wollstonecraft. “Frankenstein, or The Modern Prometheus.” Berkeley: University of California Press, 1984.C) Mary Shelley. Frankenstein, or the Modern Prometheus. Berkeley: University of California Press, 1984.


Answer

A) Shelley, Mary Wollstonecraft. Frankenstein, or The Modern Prometheus. Berkeley: University of California Press, 1984.


Literary Terms-100

Never confused with mood, this term is the narrator’s or author’s attitude

about the subject being written about.


AnswerTone


Literary Terms-200

One way author establishes tone is through the language or word choice

he uses; or THIS word.


AnswerDiction


Literary Terms-300

Carlson shooting Candy’s dog is an example of this literary device, when an author previews an event to come.


AnswerForeshadowing


Literary Terms-400

An author saying exactly what a character is is an example of showing

this: don’t be indirect in your response.


AnswerDirect characterization


Literary Terms-500

“The worst of the storm has passed.” Which of the following, when added to the above quote, creates dramatic irony?A) “Yeah. That’s clearly what the sirens, which are still wailing, mean.”B) The words were no sooner spoken when hail began to pelt the roof of the house.C) Just two miles across town a tornado had just touched down, and it was coming.D) No words could match the fear they felt.


Answer

C) Just two miles across town a tornado had just

touched down, and it was coming.


Word Clues-100

The antonym for this word is distant or far away.A) DivergentB) MiscellaneousC) CursoryD) Adjacent


Answer

D) Adjacent


Word Clues-200

The synonym for this word is wanted.A) FugitiveB) TransposeC) DecimateD) Ponderous


Answer

A) Fugitive


Word Clues-300

The antonym for this word is weightless, tiny.A) ExpensiveB) ResistC) ExpansiveD) Extravagant


Answer

C) Expansive


Word Clues-400

A synonym for this word is quick or careless.A) SupersedeB) ImpassiveC) TransposeD) Cursory


Answer

D) Cursory


Word Clues-500

An antonym for this word is militant.A) OpponentB) DecimateC) ExtravagantD) Impassive


Answer

D) Impassive


Rhetoric-100

Which rhetorical appeal is featured in this ad: ethos, pathos, or logos?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3ceRtrYqfwg




Answer Pathos (Humor)


Rhetoric-200

Which rhetorical appeal is featured in this ad: ethos, pathos, or logos?


AnswerLogos


Rhetoric-300

Which rhetorical appeal is featured in these ads: ethos, pathos, or logos?


AnswerEthos


Rhetoric-400Which rhetorical appeal is featured in this ad: ethos, pathos, or logos?

Daily Double!!!


AnswerPathos


Rhetoric-500The world has changed, and it’s demanding action. It’s in this

context that the president asked me to put together, along with cabinet members, a set of recommendations about how

we should proceed to meet that moral obligation we have. And toward that end, the cabinet members and I sat down

with 229 groups -- not just individuals -- representing groups, 229 groups, from law enforcement agencies to public health

officials to gun officials to gun advocacy groups, to -- to sportsmen and hunters and religious leaders. And I’ve spoken

with members of Congress on both sides of the aisle, had extensive conversations with mayors and governors and

county officials.

What is the most likely rhetorical purpose of this speech?


AnswerTo persuade


Potpourri-100This is the moment of greatest tension and conflict in a story; when nothing

can be the same after.


AnswerClimax


Potpourri-200

Sight, sound, smell, taste, touch: sensory details help a writer create

what literary device?


AnswerImagery


Potpourri-300An example of a time-order signal word is…A) BecauseB) SinceC) BeforeD) If


AnswerC) Before


Potpourri-400When a story is narrated using pronouns like he, she and is told through the eyes of a single character, the point of view is said to be…A) First personB) Third person limitedC) Third person omniscientD) Second person


AnswerB) Third person

limited


Potpourri-500You might get 10/10 if you know this verb which means to destroy a great

number.


AnswerDecimate

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