Comp 1 Question Preview (ID: 48976)

a) Paper 2 and Paper 3

b) Paper 1 and Paper 2

c) Never

d) Before Paper 1

a) Book reports

b) Pieces of reflective writing

c) Source analysis

d) Research

a) Disprove both sides always

b) Pick a side

c) Pick a part the bias to expose the facts

d) Pick a new topic

a) Is not original

b) Is the same as an informative thesis because you're telling the audience what to think

c) Restates a broad assumption about a topic

d) Can only been presented once both or more sides are established

a) Avoids busywork

b) Can be used in interactive ways

c) Is always on cell phones

d) Should be banned according to the authors we read

a) Informative, Theoretical, Argumentative

b) Informative, Persuasive, Argumentative

c) Informative, Synthesizing, Argumentative

d) Informative, Analytical, Argumentative

a) Challenge your stance if present

b) Be inconclusive

c) Not appear in an argumentative essay

d) Be impossible to describe

a) Be from a source without support from you

b) Be original

c) Stand alone

d) Go unsupported

a) Paraphrase a source

b) Summarize a source

c) State an original claim

d) Be in the conclusion and not the intro

a) Stall actual writing

b) Organize an argument

c) Complicate sources

d) Hierarchy of an argument

a) Help create a counterpoint

b) Show the limits of an argument only

c) Show how big a conversation is without showing limitations

d) Disprove each other

a) Are too narrow in scope

b) Need some evidence to support

c) Cannot be substantiated

d) Should start your essay

a) Should be the first words written

b) Come last as an editing stage and can be created when reading an essay aloud

c) Only appear after quotes

d) Only appear before quotes

a) Are formatted for quotes longer than four lines of text or three lines of poetry

b) Are formatted for quotes shorter than 3 lines of text or poetry

c) Are formatted the same as reqular quotes

d) Include quotation marks

a) Something you only ever say in an elevator

b) A swift way to effiecently explain a topic

c) A long-winded analysis

d) A made up term

a) Office talk

b) A style of writing that details a call to action and creative decisions made

c) A letter

d) A book

a) Appeal to tradition

b) Appeal to credibility

c) Appeal to timeliness

d) Appeal to emotions

a) Appeal to tradition

b) Appeal to credibility

c) Appeal to timeliness

d) Appeal to emotion

a) Appeal to credibility

b) Appeal to emotion

c) Appeal to logic

d) Appeal to timeliness

a) Appeal to emotion

b) Appeal to logic

c) Appeal to timeliness

d) Appeal to credibility