Moments 7 Flashcards

1
Q

ex. of dangling modifier

A

reading each magazine article, the stories caught my attention

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2
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misplaced modifiers

A

he read the book to a crowd that was filled with beautiful pictures

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3
Q

split infinitives

A

to clearly explain vs. to explain clearly. (word that comes between to)

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4
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parallelism

A

correct - he stopped at the office, “the” grocery store, and the pharmacy.

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5
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subordinated -despite having a perfect regular season, the team lost the championship. Which one requires additional info. to make sense.

A

“the team lost the championship”.

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6
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transitional phrases

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as a result, as I have said, for example

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7
Q

which is used for___that is used for____and who is used for___

A

things, people or things, people only.

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8
Q

jargon

A

specific to a trade

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9
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colloquialism

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found in informal writing, familiar to a wide range of ppl. ex. can y’all come back? (y’all)

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10
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recursive writing process

A

may need to revise steps

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11
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morphemes (morph tiny)

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smallest part of a word that can have a meaning - “un-“, “break”, and “-able” in the word “unbreakable”.

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12
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inflectional affixes (affix it to the end)

A

”s” in books

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13
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prefixes - a (atheist - without religion)

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without, atheist

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14
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prefixes - in - incapable

A

opposing, incapable

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15
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prefixes - ante (not against)

A

before, antedate

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16
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prefixes - cata (pony down)

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down, away. cataclysm

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17
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prefixes - per (permit)

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through, permit

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18
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prefixes - belli (on belly in trenches)

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warlike, bellicose

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19
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prefixes - ortho (dentist)

A

straight

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20
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if the suffix begins w/ a vowel, the

A

final consonant must be doubled. ex. ery to rob - robbery

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21
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suffix - acy - (accurate state)

A

state, accuracy

22
Q

suffix - ance (acceptance-what is acceptance?)

A

act, acceptance

23
Q

suffix - ard (drunkard)

A

excessively - drunkard

24
Q

suffix - ess (waitress)

A

feminine - waitress

25
Q

suffix - ism - socialism

A

act or manner - socialism

26
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suffix - ist (literally the meaning of socialist)

A

worker, socialist

27
Q

paper research - primary source

A

an original research experiment - done by the person

28
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paper research - secondary source

A

research done by others, a citation, a quote, or a website reference

29
Q

inference in reading passage

A

piece of information that implies - go back to that paragraph and re-read it

30
Q

main idea

A

usually requires a full sentence, the most important point

31
Q

opinion - words like…

A

words like believe, think, feel

32
Q

compare and contrast

A

compare - words like both, same, like, too, as well. contrast - but, however, on the other hand, instead

33
Q

cause and effect

A

due to, therefore, since, accordingly

34
Q

expository passage - words like….(expose first, for example)

A

inform or enlighten the reader. words like first, next, for example, therefore

35
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pursuasive passage

A

to lead into agreement with writer. more likely to appeal to emotion of reader.

36
Q

denotative meaning - denotes…

A

literal meaning of the word

37
Q

connotative

A

emotional reaction to a word

38
Q

drawing conclusions - words like…like

A

words like likely, may, can, will often

39
Q

logical organization

A

cause and effect, problem and solution, etc.

40
Q

control variable

A

factor that can be varied, but for test purposes, should remain the same.

41
Q

dorsal body cavity

A

the brain and spinal cord

42
Q

thoracic cavity

A

heart and lungs

43
Q

abdominal cavity

A

most of the digestive organs and kidneys

44
Q

pelvic cavity

A

encloses the bladder and reproductive organs

45
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lateral

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to the side of, or away from, the middle of the body

46
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anterior

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or ventral - front (example, the kneecap is located on the anterior side of the leg

47
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posterior

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back (example, the shoulder blades are located on the posterior side of the body

48
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dorsal

A

back or posterior of a structure, back of hand

49
Q

catalysts alter…

A

activation energy

50
Q

simple sentence

A

just one clause, no more