Honors Writing and Rhetoric - midterm

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Identify nouns and verbs - the students raced down the hallway

noun → students, hallway

verb → raced

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Identify nouns and verbs - My backpack slipped off the desk

noun → backpack, desk

verb → slipped

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Identify nouns and verbs - storm clouds gathered above the field

noun → clouds, field

verb → gathered

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Identify nouns and verbs - the librarian organized the new books

noun → librarian, books

verb → organized

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Identify nouns and verbs - several birds perched on the fence

noun → birds, fence

verb → perched

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Identify nouns and verbs - the students practiced for the school play

noun → students, play

verb → practiced

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Identify nouns and verbs - the thunder shook the windows

noun → thunder, windows

verb → shook

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Identify nouns and verbs - my mother baked a chocolate cake

noun → mother, cake

verb → baked

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Identify nouns and verbs - the birds gathered around the feeder

noun → birds, feeder

verb → gathered

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Identify nouns and verbs - the athlete sprinted across the finish line

nouns → athlete, line

verb → sprinted

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Identify the pronouns and their antecedents - Maya lent her calculator to Oliver, and he returned it after class

her → Maya

he → Oliver

it → calculator

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Identify the pronouns and their antecedents - the students finished their group project early

their → students

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Identify the pronouns and their antecedents - when the dog saw its reflection, it barked loudly

its/it → the dog

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Identify the pronouns and their antecedents - Ava told her friends that they could meet after school

they → Ava’s friends and her

her → Ava

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Identify the pronouns and their antecedents - the flowers lost their color after the storm

their → flowers

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Identify the pronouns and their antecedents - the students forgot their textbooks in their lockers

their → students

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Identify the pronouns and their antecedents - Daniel handed Olivia her backpack

her → Olivia

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Identify the pronouns and their antecedents - Sally’s dog wagged its tail happily as they walked down the street

its → dog

they → Sally and her dog

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Identify the pronouns and their antecedents - when Marcus saw the warning signs, he stopped walking

he → Marcus

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Identify the pronouns and their antecedents - the players celebrated their victory after the game

their → players

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Rewrite each sentence to correct the misplaced modifier - she almost drove her little brother to school every day

She drove her little brother to school almost every day

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Rewrite each sentence to correct the misplaced modifier - the students wrote essays using laptops about their favorite books

Using laptops, the students wrote essays about their favorite books

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Rewrite each sentence to correct the misplaced modifier - he saw a puppy on the way to the store with brown spots

He saw a puppy with brown spots on the way to the store

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Rewrite each sentence to correct the misplaced modifier - we served sandwiches to the children on paper plates

We served sandwiches on paper plates to the children

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Rewrite each sentence to correct the misplaced modifier - Olivia found a necklace walking home from practice

Walking home from practice, Olivia found a necklace

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Rewrite each sentence to correct the misplaced modifier - while walking to class, the rain soaked my backpack

The rain soaked my backpack while I was walking to class

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Rewrite each sentence to correct the misplaced modifier - I saw a painting of a landscape at he museum with golden frames

At the museum, I saw a painting of a landscape with golden frames

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Rewrite each sentence to correct the misplaced modifier - running through the park, the playground looked crowded

As I was running through the park, the playground looked crowded

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Rewrite each sentence to correct the misplaced modifier - barking loudly, I heard the dog

I heard the dog barking loudly

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Rewrite each sentence to correct the misplaced modifier - after reading the instructions, the game was easy to play

After we read the instructions, the game was easy to play

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Rewrite each sentence to correct the misplaced modifier - running down the hall, the backpack fell of my shoulder

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Rewrite each sentence to correct the misplaced modifier - I saw a girl on the bike with long blonde hair

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Rewrite each sentence to correct the misplaced modifier - we read books in the library about famous leaders

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Rewrite each sentence to correct the misplaced modifier - he brought sandwiches to the park in his lunchbox

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Rewrite each sentence to correct the misplaced modifier - swimming in the lake, the cold water shocked me

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In what year was 1984 published?

1948

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Write a definition for the word dystopia

An imagined place where everything is unpleasant and corrupt

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True or false: George Orwell was inspired to write 1984 by his immense opposition to Totalitarianism

True

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Define propaganda

Communication designed to persuade an audience by presenting selective, biased, or misleading information to promote a particular idea or cause

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What is the central form of government in 1984?

Totalitarianism

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What is the greatest and most significant paradox regarding the proles?

They cannot rebel until they are conscious, and they cannot be conscious until they rebel

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How does Winston react when he learns of the number of men that Julia has slept with?

He is delighted

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What does O’Brien offer to show Winston when he invites him to his home?

A newspeak dictionary

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List an example of newspeak

Minitru (ministry of truth)

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What is the end goal of Winston’s torture in the Ministry of Love?

To coerce him into loving Big Brother

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Ethos

An appeal to the speaker’s or writer’s credibility and character to persuade the audience

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Pathos

Appeals to an audience’s emotions to invoke a desired response, such as sympathy, joy, or a sense of urgency

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Logos

An appeal to the audience’s sense of reason and logic (facts)

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Choose the appeal that this sentence exemplifies: “According to the Centers for Disease Control, wearing seatbelts reduces the risk of fatal injury by nearly 50%.”

Logos

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Choose the appeal that this sentence exemplifies: “As a doctor with over twenty years of experience treating children, I strongly recommend that parents limit their children’s screen time.”

Ethos

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Choose the appeal that this sentence exemplifies: “Imagine the fear a child feels when they go to bed hungry, unsure where their next meal will come from.”

Pathos

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Identify the appeal: “As a doctor with 20 years of experience, I can assure you this treatment is safe.”

Ethos

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Identify the appeal: "If we continue at this rate, data shows that our graduation rate will increase by 12% next year.”

Logos

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Identify the appeal: "My father served this community for 40 years, and today, I intend to honor his legacy

Ethos

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Identify the appeal: “Studies consistently show that students who sleep eight hours perform significantly better on exams.”

Logos

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Identify the appeal: "Imagine how proud you will feel when you finally master the skill"

Pathos

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Identify the appeal: “It hurts when your hard work goes unnoticed, even when you tried your best.”

Pathos

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Identify the appeal: “Our team has won the National Excellence Award three years in a row, proving our commitment.”

Ethos

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Identify the appeal: “If we don’t act now, the rising temperatures will make certain cities unlivable in 20 years.”

Logos

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Identify the appeal: “As your class president, I promise to ensure that every voice at this school is heard.”

Ethos

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Identify the appeal: “Nothing ends here; our hopes and our journeys continue.”

Pathos

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Identify the appeal: “When even our biggest rivals congratulate us, you know our company has earned respect.”

Ethos

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Identify the appeal: "Taylor Swift uses MAC liptstick to ensure her signature red lip look lasts for her entire performance."

Ethos

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Statement: “As a certified trainer, I recommend stretching before every workout.” How do we know this is ethos?

It relies on the speakers qualifications and expertise

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“According to school data, students who study nightly score higher on quizzes.” How do we know this is logos?

It uses factual evidence to support a claim

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Statement: “It’s stressful when you feel unprepared for a presentation.” Why is this pathos?

It appeals to the audience’s emotions and familiarity with stress

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Statement: "As an athlete, Michael Jordan knows how important it is to stay hydrated during a game. That's why he drinks Gatorade." How do we know this is ethos?

The statement shows product endorsement by referencing a widely-known athlete

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Statement: “It’s frustrating upsetting when you work hard and still feel like you’re falling behind.” Why is this pathos?

It uses emotional language

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Statement: “According to recent surveys, 78% of students prefer group work.” Why is this logos?

It relies on survey data as evidence

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Statement: "When I entered the theater for auditions, my hands were shaking." How do we know this is pathos?

The statement created a vivid image of nervousness that readers can relate to

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Statement: “As a soccer coach, I’ve guided dozens of teams through tough seasons.” Why is this ethos?

It shows the coach’s experience guiding many teams

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Statement: “Seeing an old photo can bring back memories you didn’t realize you missed.” How do we know this is pathos?

It appeals to nostalgia and personal emotion

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Kairos

The opportune or critical moment when conditions are exactly right for a decisive action or significant event to occur (context)

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Rhetoric

The art of effective or persuasive writing to have a persuasive/impressive effect on its audience

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