Quarter 3 Exam Quizs C

Connotation

• The literal meaning of a word.

• The ideas or feelings that a word invokes in addition to its literal meaning.

• A synonym for a word.

• The grammatical function of a word.

Call to action

• A statement designed to prompt an immediate response or action.

• A type of marketing strategy that focuses on brand awareness.

• A method of analyzing customer behavior over time.

• A legal term used in contract law.

Antagonist

• A character who supports the protagonist.

• A character or force in conflict with the protagonist.

• A character who provides comic relief.

• A character who is morally ambiguous.

Logos

• An appeal to emotion in rhetoric.

• An appeal to authority in rhetoric.

• An appeal to logic or reason in rhetoric.

• An appeal to tradition in rhetoric.

Pathos

• An appeal to logic in rhetoric.

• An appeal to emotion in rhetoric.

• A type of rhetorical question.

• A method of persuasion using statistics.

Genre

• A category of artistic composition characterized by similarities in form or style.

• A specific type of music or art that is popular at a certain time.

• A term used to describe the length of a literary work.

• A classification based on the author's nationality.

Evidence

• Information or details that support a claim or argument.

• A type of logical fallacy in reasoning.

• A personal opinion that lacks support.

• A method of gathering data through observation.

Setting

• The main character's journey in the story.

• The time and place in which a story takes place.

• The conflict that drives the plot forward.

• The moral lesson learned by the characters.

Ethos

• An appeal to credibility or ethics in rhetoric.

• A method of persuasion based on emotional appeal.

• A technique that uses statistics and data to convince an audience.

• A rhetorical strategy that focuses on the speaker's personal experience.

Counterclaim

• An argument made to support another argument.

• An argument made to oppose another argument.

• A statement that agrees with a claim.

• A summary of the main argument.