English 10A Review for Final Exam
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Persuasive Writing - CORRECT ANSWER-seeks to convince the readers to
embrace and approve the point-of-view presented by appealing to the reader's
reason and understanding through argument. (With support)
Persuasion - CORRECT ANSWER-Examples of blank:
-TV commercials
-Letters to the editor
-Junk Mail
-Magazine Ads
-College Brochures
Persuasion - CORRECT ANSWER-Step of blank are:
-Understand your audience
-Support your opinion/view
, -Know different perspectives of your problem/argument
-Respectively point out other views'perspectives
-Find common ground with your readers
-Establish your credibility
Relation - CORRECT ANSWER-What is it called when you need to:
-Appeal to the audience's emotions/feelings
-Use of anecdotes
-Detailed
-Involvement of audience's senses
Tragedy - CORRECT ANSWER-Something that happens that causes someone or
a group of people great pain, destruction, and stress.
Soliloquy - CORRECT ANSWER-A speech in which a character speaks his or her
thoughts aloud.
Aside - CORRECT ANSWER-A short speech directed to the audience, or another
character, that is not heard by the other characters or stage.
Dramatic irony - CORRECT ANSWER-Where the reader or viewer knows
something that a character does not know.
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Persuasive Writing - CORRECT ANSWER-seeks to convince the readers to
embrace and approve the point-of-view presented by appealing to the reader's
reason and understanding through argument. (With support)
Persuasion - CORRECT ANSWER-Examples of blank:
-TV commercials
-Letters to the editor
-Junk Mail
-Magazine Ads
-College Brochures
Persuasion - CORRECT ANSWER-Step of blank are:
-Understand your audience
-Support your opinion/view
, -Know different perspectives of your problem/argument
-Respectively point out other views'perspectives
-Find common ground with your readers
-Establish your credibility
Relation - CORRECT ANSWER-What is it called when you need to:
-Appeal to the audience's emotions/feelings
-Use of anecdotes
-Detailed
-Involvement of audience's senses
Tragedy - CORRECT ANSWER-Something that happens that causes someone or
a group of people great pain, destruction, and stress.
Soliloquy - CORRECT ANSWER-A speech in which a character speaks his or her
thoughts aloud.
Aside - CORRECT ANSWER-A short speech directed to the audience, or another
character, that is not heard by the other characters or stage.
Dramatic irony - CORRECT ANSWER-Where the reader or viewer knows
something that a character does not know.
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