Unit 11 Review

Question 1

exemplar 2003 prompt

Answer 1

• Alfred M. Green, while giving a speech in Philadelphia at the beginning of the war, (introduction)
• where: “the mention of the “immortal Washington” and “jackson” (data)

Question 2

1998

Answer 2

• …explaining which letter offers the more persuasive case. (2nd task)

Question 3

coca-cola letter vs. grove press letter

Answer 3

• herbert’s word choice is clinical, while seaver’s crafts his satire (part iii)
• herbert repeats key ideas; seaver mocks through repetition (part iii)

Question 4

Benajmin Banneker

Answer 4

• positive terms “miraculous” “providential” mixed with negative “injustice” “apprehensions” (tone (mixture of feelings leads to more emotions))
• groaning captivity and cruel oppression… professedly detested (style (strong, loaded language))

Question 5

iii. repetition (banneker)

c. ?

Answer 5

banneker wants to appear polite, but he also wants to convey that slavery is unacceptable

Question 6

i. introduction (banneker)

a. ?

Answer 6

slavery was a terrible time in american history

Question 7

iii. second body paragraph (pink flamingo)

c. ?

Answer 7

this question guides the reader to the conclusion desired by the author instead of on flamingos

Question 8

iv. conclusion (pink flamingo)

b. ?

Answer 8

would price be equally annoyed with modern flashy trends?

Question 9

i. introduction (MagnaSoles)

a. ?

Answer 9

advertisements have evolved to be quite ridiculous

Question 10

ii. farcical experts (MagnaSoles)

a. ?

Answer 10

advertisements often use expert ‘actors’ to support their claims