ENGLISH 9 - Review

What is the author trying to say?



What drama element does this question analyze?

• theme

• plot

• character

• setting

How do the protagonist and the antagonist relate to one another?



What drama element does this question analyze?

• theme

• plot

• character

• setting

How does the author use speech to develop the characters?



What drama element does this question analyze?

• theme

• plot

• character

• dialogue

How does the story make you feel?

What drama element does this question analyze?

• theme

• plot

• mood

• dialogue

These are sources of information in the form of visual representation.

• visual elements

• visual media

• visual characters

• visual projection

These refer to “building blocks” of composition in arts.

• visual elements

• visual media

• visual characters

• visual projection

These are errors in reasoning that are based on poor or faulty logic.

• logical fallacies

• citation

• documentation

• illogical description

It occurs when someone attacks the characters or the motives of a person instead of focusing on the issues.

• ad hominem

• ad misericordiam

• post hoc

• non sequitur

"You're clearly just too young to understand what’s happening.” The statement is an example of…

• ad hominem

• ad misericordiam

• post hoc

• non sequitur

It occurs when someone makes an appeal to emotion of pity instead of addressing the argument.

• ad hominem

• ad misericordiam

• post hoc

• non sequitur