Finals

Question 1

MLA header order

Answer 1

Name
Teacher’s name
Class
Date

Question 2

Font size/style

Answer 2

Times new roman, 12pt

Question 3

Spacing

Answer 3

Double

Question 4

Quote citation

Answer 4

(author page).

Question 5

What do you do for your quote citation if there is no author

Answer 5

Cite the title of the article/essay

Question 6

What titles should be in quotes and what titles should be in italics

Answer 6

Quotes- article and short stories

Italics- all source titles

Question 7

Funnel introduction

Answer 7

- general statement
Linking sentences
Intro of author/novel
Background information
Thesis statement

Question 8

Thesis statement formula

Answer 8

Novel+author+literary device+ theme statement/argument

Question 9

Singular indefinite pronouns

Answer 9

• Bodies
• Ones
• Anything
• Each
• Either
• Everything
• Neither
• Nothing
• Somethings

Question 10

Plural indefinite pronouns

Answer 10

• Both
• Few
• Many
• Several

Question 11

Singular or plural indefinite pronouns

Answer 11

• All
• Any
• More
• Most
• None
• Some
• Singular when reffering to singylar words and plural when refferring to plural words

Question 12

When to not use a common

Answer 12

Between a verb and a object
Between a preposition and an object
after such as

Question 13

When to use a semi colon

Answer 13

• Between independent clauses that are closely related in thought and that are not joined by a coordinatioing conjection (fanboys)
• BTWN independent clauses with conjunctive adverb or transitional expression like however

Question 14

That and which

Comma or no

Answer 14

Use a comma with which

Question 15

Affect meaning

Answer 15

To influence

Question 16

Effect meaning

Answer 16

Something that was influenced

Question 17

When to use among or between

Answer 17

Among- 3 or more people or things

Between- two people or things

Question 18

When to not use a lot

Answer 18

In formal situations

Question 19

Amount vs number

Answer 19

Amount is plural

Number is singular

Question 20

All together vs altogether

Answer 20

All together- in a group

Altogether- wholly or throughly

Question 21

Awhile vs a while

Answer 21

Awhile- for a short period of time
A while- used after for
Did you have to wait for a while at the doctor’s office

Question 22

Should you use because after the reason

Answer 22

No. Use one or the other

Question 23

Being as, being that

Answer 23

Replace with because or since

Question 24

Should you use the before both ever

Answer 24

No.

Both of them went to the concernt

Question 25

Bring vs take

Answer 25

Bring- indicates motion toward the speaker | Take- indicates motion away from the speaker

Question 26

Can vs may

Answer 26

Can- expresses ability | May- expresses possibility or permission

Question 27

Should you use etc

Answer 27

Dont use in formal writing

Question 28

Farther vs further

Answer 28

Farther- distance | further- in addtion to

Question 29

Fewer vs less

Answer 29

Fewer plural-> things that can be counted | Les- singular and things that cannot be counted

Question 30

Into vs in

Answer 30

Use into when expressing motion from one place to another

Question 31

KInd of and sort of

Answer 31

Kind of -> rather | Sort of -> somewhat

Question 32

Lie vs lay

Answer 32

Lie- Rest or recline | Lay- put or set something down

Question 33

Shall vs will

Answer 33

Shall with first person and will with second and third person pronouns

Question 34

Lead-in

Answer 34

Includes back ground info and connection to thesis statesment Include speaker Connect to the quote to be a complete sentence

Question 35

Reversed funnel conclusion paragraph

Answer 35

- Rephrased thesis - Summary of each main pt - Reference author and tgitle of novel in conclusion - Provide concluding statement (insight or message learned)

Question 36

Prose

Answer 36

Ordinary language people use in speaking and writing

Question 37

Aside

Answer 37

An actor's utterance heard by the audience, but supposedly not by other characters

Question 38

Soliloquy

Answer 38

A dramatic monologue that gives the illusion of being a series of unspoken reflections (given by an author on hte stage- thinking out loud)

Question 39

Unrhymed iamic pentameter

Answer 39

- AKA blank verse | - Poetry that is made of lines that are ten syllables long with a strong accent on every other syllable

Question 40

Primary source

Answer 40

The original publication of a scientist's new data, results and theories. In political history, primary sources are documents such as official reports, speeches, pamphlets, posters, or letters by participants, official election returns and eyewitness accounts

Question 41

Secondary source

Answer 41

not an original source. It has no direct physical connection to the person or event being studied. Examples of secondary sources might include: history books, articles in encyclopedias, prints of paintings, replicas of art objects, reviews of research, academic articles

Question 42

Direct quote

Answer 42

report of the exact words of an author or speaker and is placed inside quotation marks in a written work.

Question 43

Paraphrase

Answer 43

Express the meaning of (the writer or speaker or something written or spoken) using different words, especially to achieve greater clarity.