Interleaved Quiz: Grammar, Readings, Rhetorical Terms
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- Q1When you survey the text, which of these do you --NOT --look up for Bibliographic Information?publicationinfo about authorproper nounspublication date20s
- Q2When looking at the length of a piece, what does breadth mean?author's publicationthe variety of topics in a piecethe complexity of one topicthe audience of the piece20s
- Q3The Writer's Rhetorical Situation includes all of the following EXCEPT...occasionwriter/rhetoraudiencepurpose20s
- Q4Identify the gerund PHRASE: Going to college should be something students should consider, but it shouldn't be a requirement.should beGoing to collegeGoingGoing to college should be20s
- Q5Fragment or Independent Clause: Completing college no matter how long it can take.FragmentIndependent Clause20s
- Q6Identify the dependent clause: If students don't know why they are going to college, they will lack the clarity of what they are going to get out of it.they will lack the clarity of what they are going to get out of it.If students don't know why they are going to college20s
- Q7Identify the subordinating conjunction: Students won't become better readers unless they read consistently and constantly monitor their own comprehension.becomeownconstantlyunless20s
- Q8The name of Tom Hanks' Community College was...CherlotCharlotteChabotChannot20s
- Q9Lawrence B. Schlack is a retired _______ going around the country telling kids to not attend college.professorsuperintendentcounselorprincipal20s
- Q10Who wrote "Hidden Intellectualism"?Lawrence B. SchlackTom HanksGerald GraffNeal McCluskey20s
- Q11Louis Menand published "Live and Learn" in the _____.New YorkerWashington PostNew York TimesThey Say, I Say20s
- Q12Gerald Graff's main claim is...Sports was more compelling than school because it was more intellectual than school.Schools associate street smarts with anti-intellectual concerns.Students would be more prone to take on intellectual identities if schools encouraged them to do so at first with subjects that interest them, rather than ones that interest the educators.30s
- Q13Is there a gerund phrase in this sentence: Looking back at his life, Graff recognizes that he was always an intellectual. He just didn't know it.yesnomaybe30s
- Q14Dependent Clause or Gerund Phrase? Because people don't consider all options after high schooldependent clausegerund phrase30s
- Q15How does an author build ethos? All of the following apply EXCEPT...being relatableusing poor grammarestablishing credibilityappearing unbiased30s