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The Empowered Writer, Practice Final: Part 03
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________ is NOT a strategy for rebutting the opposing view in an essay.
a) Point-by-point rebuttal
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b) Block rebuttal
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c) Acknowledgment
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d) Topic-based rebuttal
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Expository essays should never ________.
a) show steps in a process
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b) show cause and effect
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c) use comparison and contrast
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d) take sides on a controversial topic
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Emotional appeals can be useful, depending on ________.
a) the topic
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b) the audience
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c) the placement
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d) all the above
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The ________ approach is the most common and traditional way to create reader interest.
a) logical
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b) dramatic
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c) mixed approach
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d) academic
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________ refer to persons.
a) Pronouns
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b) Adjectives
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c) Verbs
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d) Dashes
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Policy claims make a call to ________.
a) logic
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b) passivity
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c) action
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d) compassion
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________ is the process of underlining useful words, phrases, or sentences.
a) Looping
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b) Scoring
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c) Composing
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d) Scanning
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________ can be used to add concrete detail to an essay.
a) Chronology
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b) Process
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c) Description
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d) Analogy
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________ can be used to attribute a statement to one or more people.
a) Attributed nouns
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b) Signal phrases
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c) Directional clauses
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d) Direct pronouns
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________ are parts of speech.
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b) Verbs
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c) Conjunctions
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d) All of the above
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________ is an example of a transition used to illustrate.
a) For instance
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b) In conclusion
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c) Especially
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d) Therefore
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An extended summary should ________.
a) be factually accurate
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b) retain the essence of the original
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c) use concise prose
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d) all of the above
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Proper use of secondary sources allows a writer to ________.
a) support his or her argument
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b) demonstrate knowledge
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c) reveal skills as a writer
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d) all of the above
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Deductive reasoning applies a major premise and ________.
a) a minor premise
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b) an introduction
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c) two minor premises
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d) an emotional argument
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An introduction that progresses from a general statement to a more specific statement to the most specific statement is called a(n) ________.
a) logical pyramid
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b) inverted pyramid
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c) mixed-logic pyramid
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d) tilted pyramid
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Opinion is the same as ________.
a) argument
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b) logic
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c) reason
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d) none of the above
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Focused reading concentrates on ________.
a) smaller blocks of text
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b) larger blocks of text
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c) the entire text
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d) the introduction and conclusion
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An abstract is generally found at the ________ of an essay.
a) beginning
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b) middle
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c) end
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d) none of the above
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Colons can ________.
a) supplement a comma
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b) introduce a list
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c) take the place of a semicolon
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d) join independent clauses
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Coordinating conjunctions join ________.
a) equal units
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b) unequal units
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c) fragments
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d) direct quotations
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A ________ sentence introduces the main idea in a paragraph.
a) topic
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b) wrap
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c) thesis
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d) signal
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If a pronoun lacks an apparent noun antecedent, the result is ________.
a) an unclear reference
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b) an antecedent agreement
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c) no reference
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d) ambiguous reference
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A ________ conclusion restates the thesis by using different words that stress its importance.
a) restating
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b) circular
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c) spiral
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d) dramatic
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A paragraph wrap ________.
a) repeats the topic sentence
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b) reinforces the importance of the topic sentence
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c) states the same point as the thesis statement
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d) connects ideas from one paragraph to the next
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________ sentences begin with modifiers before the independent clauses to create emphasis.
a) Periodic
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b) Accent
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c) Cumulative
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d) Modified
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To answer the question "What is it?" you would want to use the ________ method of essay development.
a) Narration
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b) Description
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c) Chronology
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d) Definition
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The Noah's Ark Syndrome describes ________.
a) conciseness
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b) wordiness
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c) allusion
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d) revision
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One can identify an author's attitude toward a subject in his or her ________.
a) jargon
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b) gist
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c) tone
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d) etymology
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Coordinate (equal) elements in a sentence must be ________.
a) parallel
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b) modified
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c) conditional
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d) adjectives
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In an argumentative essay, use a ________ to present the opposing viewpoint.
a) common ground
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b) fallacy
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c) rebuttal
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d) personal experience
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