English Short Quiz Flashcards

1
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Judges literary works, according to moral principles.

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Moralistic Approach

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2
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Principles of right and wrong behavior.

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Moralistic Approach

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3
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The unwritten rules of behavior that are considered acceptable in a group or society.

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Social Norms

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4
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A speech designed to address and engage the context and audience’s emotions on a specific occasion.

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Speech for Special Occasions

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5
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Types of Speeches for Special Occasions:

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Introduction, Presentation, Acceptance, Dedication, Toast and Roast, Eulogy, Farewell, Commencement, After-Dinner, Motivational.

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6
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Types of Motivational Speeches:

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Hero, Survivor, Religious.

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7
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Structure of Eulogy

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Praise, Lament, Console. Intro, Body, Conc.

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8
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Formal expression of goodwill, appreciation or calls for group attention to an issue or person in a public setting.

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Toast

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9
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A toast must last __ minutes.

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one to two

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10
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Humorously honors someone while playfully teasing their quirks and accomplishments.

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Roast

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11
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Respectful tone, balance between humor and genuine admiration.

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Roast

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12
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It is an explaination of the meaning of a certain word or phrase.

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Expanded Definition

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13
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Is distinguishing the characteristics of a certain word, providing extra facts or information about it, giving examples and saying what cannot be included to describe it.

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Expanded Definition

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14
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Explaining the origin of the word itself.

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Etymology

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15
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Discussing the history of the term/its use/controversies associated to it.

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History

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16
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Discussing how the situation came about and what effects it may have.

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Cause and Effect

17
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Listing and defining the component parts.

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Description

18
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How a topic in question functions, including any special materials or conditions required.

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Principles of Operation

19
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Showing how the topic fits into a larger category.

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Classification

20
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Explaining by comparing two dissimilar topics, where the second is familiar to the audience.

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Analogy

21
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Showing how the topic differs from others in the same class.

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Contrast/Negation

22
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Showing how the topic is similar to others in the class.

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Comparison

23
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Techniques in Expanded Definition

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Etymology
History
Description

24
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It examines works of literature and tries to analyze them through a feminist lens to uncover truths hidden in the work and questions such as misogyny or patriarchal dominance.

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Feminist Approach

25
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Women’s subordination, lack of access to resources and decision-making.

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First Wave

26
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A Room of One’s Own was written by

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Virginia Woolf

27
Q

The House on Mango Street was written by

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Sandra Cisneros

28
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The Orator was written by

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Anton Chekhov

29
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1960’s workplace and education inequalities, domestic violence and concerning divorce and child custody.

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Second Wave

30
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Gender could be socially constructed Crenshaws Theory of Intersexuality. Transgender women and men have increasingly gained acceptance.

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Third WAVE

31
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Liberate all people from the diminishing forces of socially constructed masculinity or femininity.

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Fourth Wave

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