Diction

Question 1

Affect

Answer 1

To influece something

Question 2

Effect

Answer 2

A result of something

Question 3

Compliment

Answer 3

To praise

Question 4

Complement

Answer 4

to improve of make complete

Question 5

cite

Answer 5

source

Question 6

Site

Answer 6

a place

Question 7

Receptive Oral Language

Answer 7

Listening

Question 8

Expressive Oral Language

Answer 8

Speaking

Question 9

Receptive Written Language

Answer 9

Reading

Question 10

Expressive Written Language

Answer 10

Writing

Question 11

Dialect vs idiolect

Answer 11

Dialect referes to the variety of speech habits (vocab, grammar, pronounciation) exhibited by a regional, national or sourcial class of people while Idiolect refers to the peculiarities of any given individual.

Question 12

The peculiar speech or writing habits, vocab, pronounciation, grammar of an individual is a persons

Answer 12

ideolect

Question 13

Much like when writing an essay, someone giving a speech should be aware of the ____ ,____, and _____ before setting down to write it.

Answer 13

Task, Purpose, and intended audiance.

Question 14

Reference List

Answer 14

Alphabetical list identifying all direct or indirect citations used in a paper. All citations must be present in the body of the text as well.

Question 15

Bibliography

Answer 15

Alphabetical list of all sources which influenced the writers thoughts and ideas, even those only indirectly quoted in research paper.

Question 16

Primary source

Answer 16

The orignal source that generated information

Question 17

Secondary source

Answer 17

A second authors interpretting a primary source.

Question 18

In a research paper, where should direct quotes of less than 40 words be placed?

Answer 18

Within the larger text, surrounded by quotation marks, with the original authors last name and page numbers following in parenthesis.

Question 19

In a research paper, where should direct quotes of greater than 40 words be placed?

Answer 19

Isolated from larger text, double spaced with explanation leading up to it with colon,
Bill found that
Babababababa asdbad ad afa f af af afaf af ad adad…

Question 20

If anything is added to direct quote it should be in____

Answer 20

Brackets “Koopa said he does like them [Carrots]

Question 21

MLA Citation goes: ___1___, “______2____.” __3__: ____4____,__5__.

Answer 21

Name, Title. Place: Publisher, date. Other stuff

Question 22

How is a metaphor different from a simile?

Answer 22

A Metaphor is a statement of fact which is false, though emphasizes a larger truth that feels right.
E.g. The Elephant in the room. It’s raining cats and dogs. She broke his heart.

Similes make an open comparison, using the words “Like” or “as”
E.g. He was big as a house. Arms like treetrunks. She smelled like rain.

So, Metaphors makes a statement that is false while similes draw a comparison with words “Like” or “as”

All the worlds a stage (metaphor). The word is like a stage (Simile)

Question 23

Analogy

Answer 23

A comparison of two unlike things, highlighting a shared characteristic. (String is to guitar as key is to piano. Chicks are to chickens as babies are to humans.)