English exam

Question 1

The actual definiton of the word, is found in the dictionary

Answer 1

Denotation/Denotative

Question 2

Secondary meaning of the word, where feelings and emotion/own interpretation are attached

Answer 2

Connotation/Connotative

Question 3

A method of gathering data where in you use an open ended question

Answer 3

Qualitative data

Question 4

Method of gathering data when in you use close ended questions

Answer 4

Quantitative data

Question 5

Is when you write about another person’s life?

Answer 5

Biography

Question 6

Second hand info that had been analyzed, reworded and interpreted

Answer 6

Secondary source

Question 7

is when you write a story/book about yourself

Answer 7

Autobiography

Question 8

Enumerate examples of primary examples

Question 9

A biography about Abraham Lincoln

Answer 9

Secondary source

Question 10

Declaration of Independance

Answer 10

Primary source

Question 11

A TV show explaining what happend in Vietnam

Answer 11

Secondary source

Question 12

A website describing what the first Worl’s fair was like

Answer 12

Secondary source

Question 13

A word or phrase that describes, clarifies, or gives more info about another word in a sentence

Answer 13

Modifier

Question 14

A modifier used to describe the wrong word in a sentence

Answer 14

Misplaced modifier

Question 15

A modifer left out of a sentence

Answer 15

Dangling modifier

Question 16

When given an example of a misplaced modifier sentence, you must never add/remove a word from that sentence. True/False??

Answer 16

TRUE

Question 17

In DANGLING MODIFIER SENTENCE, we can either add/remove a word from the senence. True/False?

Answer 17

TRUE

Question 18

A fast-paced industry that requires reporters to obtain info about newsworthy national/global events as soon as they happen

Answer 18

Journalism

Question 19

Presents the basic facts of a story that is currently happening. Or events that just happened recently.

Answer 19

News report

Question 20

It is made up of not more than 10 words. With the verb in its present tense.

Answer 20

Headline

Question 21

Located under the headline or below the last sentence of an article. Refers to the name of the reporter who wrote the news story

Answer 21

Byline

Question 22

Opening statement of the news report. Consist of 1-2 sentences with less than 30 words

Answer 22

Lead

Question 23

used alongside of the news article to help present complex info as well to add interest and color

Answer 23

Photographs

Question 24

Also called op-ed (opposite editorial)
Is an avenue for writers to express their thoughts about certain topics.

Answer 24

Opinion Article

Question 25

An article that conatins 1,000 to 1,500 words only

Answer 25

Feature article

Question 26

An artistic form of public speaking. Dramatic oration designed to express through articulation, emphasis and gesture the full sense of the text.

Answer 26

Declamation speech