Patricias Quiz 2

Question 1

group of sentences that all address a single idea

Answer 1

Paragraph

Question 2

masking the serious

Answer 2

Euphemism

Question 3

general idea/subject

Answer 3

Topic

Question 4

What you are going to say about the subject

Answer 4

Thesis

Question 5

A quotation from or reference from to a book, paper, author, especially in scholarly work.

Answer 5

Citation

Question 6

A type of fallacy from making an inductive conclusion with insufficient evidence

Answer 6

Blanket Statement

Question 7

taking someones work & ideas without giving credit

Answer 7

Plagiarism

Question 8

express the meaning of something using different words, especially to achieve greater clarity

Answer 8

Paraphrase

Question 9

Dictionary Definition

Answer 9

Denotation

Question 10

Intro, Body, Conclusion

Answer 10

Parts of an Essay

Question 11

Persuasive, Extended Definition, Compare and Contrast, & Descriptive.

Answer 11

Types of Essay’s we have written

Question 12

checking for the errors

Answer 12

Proofread

Question 13

Loans, Scholarships, Grants

Answer 13

Three Types of Financial Aid

Question 14

the intended reader, who you are addressing

Answer 14

Audience

Question 15

the mood implied by an author’s word choice and the way that the text can make a reader feel / serious or not.

Answer 15

Tone

Question 16

the literary element that describes the ways that the author uses words/ structure, word choice, figurative language and sentence to establish mood images, and meaning in the text.

Answer 16

Style

Question 17

a visual explanation, decoration, or accompaniment of a text.

Answer 17

illustration

Question 18

a general plan of the material that is to be presented in a speech or a paper.

Answer 18

Outline

Question 19

the central point or thought the author wants to communicate to readers

Answer 19

Main point

Question 20

the most important things you have to say about your topic

Answer 20

Supporting Point

Question 21

providing details about two or more things and comparing similarities contrasting differences

Answer 21

Compare/Contrast

Question 22

implied definition

Answer 22

Connotation

Question 23

topic, thesis, 3 points, hook

Answer 23

Elements of Introduction

Question 24

restate topic and thesis, 3 points, clincher

Answer 24

Elements of Conclusion

Question 25

is using more words than are necessary. A redundant sentence will still mean the same thing if the extra word or words are removed. The definition from Merriam-Webster is “an act or instance of needless repetition.”

Answer 25

Redundant