Sophia English comp 2.2: Study Guide Questions
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Russell is writing an 8-10 page informative essay on the causes of the American Civil War. Select the
topic that would be too narrow given the specifics of the assignment. - Answer The influence of the
Supreme Court case of Dred Scott on Abraham Lincoln
Anya is writing a one-page informative essay. Select the topic that would be most appropriate given the
specifics of the assignment. - Answer The most helpful thing to buy when you're housetraining a new
puppy
Margo is writing a one-page personal narrative. Select the topic that would be too broad given the
specifics of the assignment. - Answer Margo's life as a soccer player
David is drafting an essay about college hockey rivalries for a hockey-themed blog: Three years ago, the
Boston University Terriers played the North Dakota Fighting Hawks in the NCAA tournament. The game
went into overtime, and North Dakota appeared to score a goal for the win. However, after a lengthy
review, the goal was called off because the referees determined that North Dakota was offsides. Boston
University went on to win the game. To this day, North Dakota fans remain angry about this end -
Answer Alienation of any North Dakota fans in his audience
Mackenzie is drafting an essay about the sound quality at rock concerts for a local paper: Too often, the
acoustics of large arenas are not very good. In my experience, the sound quality at these arenas is so
bad that I wonder if the architects who design them care at all about good music. For example, this past
month I attended a concert at Harmony Hall. The sound quality in the upper balcony was so dreadful
that I almost questioned the talent of my favorite band. I suppose those who pay exorbit - Answer
Negative assumptions about the designers of the arenas
Every time I see a brand new shirt for only $9.99 at one of those trendy stores in the mall where all the
"cool" kids shop, I can't help but imagine the sweatshop workers in developing countries who made
these cheap goods affordable and available to people who want them. Now I'm convinced that "slow
fashion" is the solution; it will cost all of us more dollars in the short term but pay off in peace of mind in
the long term. Rhetorical awareness can help Stephanie identify which of the following i - Answer
Negative bias against "trendy" retail stores and the people who shop there
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Russell is writing an 8-10 page informative essay on the causes of the American Civil War. Select the
topic that would be too narrow given the specifics of the assignment. - Answer The influence of the
Supreme Court case of Dred Scott on Abraham Lincoln
Anya is writing a one-page informative essay. Select the topic that would be most appropriate given the
specifics of the assignment. - Answer The most helpful thing to buy when you're housetraining a new
puppy
Margo is writing a one-page personal narrative. Select the topic that would be too broad given the
specifics of the assignment. - Answer Margo's life as a soccer player
David is drafting an essay about college hockey rivalries for a hockey-themed blog: Three years ago, the
Boston University Terriers played the North Dakota Fighting Hawks in the NCAA tournament. The game
went into overtime, and North Dakota appeared to score a goal for the win. However, after a lengthy
review, the goal was called off because the referees determined that North Dakota was offsides. Boston
University went on to win the game. To this day, North Dakota fans remain angry about this end -
Answer Alienation of any North Dakota fans in his audience
Mackenzie is drafting an essay about the sound quality at rock concerts for a local paper: Too often, the
acoustics of large arenas are not very good. In my experience, the sound quality at these arenas is so
bad that I wonder if the architects who design them care at all about good music. For example, this past
month I attended a concert at Harmony Hall. The sound quality in the upper balcony was so dreadful
that I almost questioned the talent of my favorite band. I suppose those who pay exorbit - Answer
Negative assumptions about the designers of the arenas
Every time I see a brand new shirt for only $9.99 at one of those trendy stores in the mall where all the
"cool" kids shop, I can't help but imagine the sweatshop workers in developing countries who made
these cheap goods affordable and available to people who want them. Now I'm convinced that "slow
fashion" is the solution; it will cost all of us more dollars in the short term but pay off in peace of mind in
the long term. Rhetorical awareness can help Stephanie identify which of the following i - Answer
Negative bias against "trendy" retail stores and the people who shop there
