What does the root "bio" mean, and how is it used in the word biology?

The root 'bio' means 'life', and in 'biology', it refers to the study of living organisms.

The root 'bio' means 'stars', and in 'biology', it refers to the study of astronomy.

The root 'bio' means 'time', and in 'biology', it refers to the study of history.

The root 'bio' means 'earth', and in 'biology', it refers to the study of soil.

What role does the conch shell play in the boys’ society?

The conch shell represents authority and democratic order in the boys' society.

The conch shell is a source of food for the boys.

The conch shell serves as a weapon in conflicts.

The conch shell is used for decoration in their camp.

How does Simon die, and what does his death symbolize?

Simon dies from being killed by the other boys, symbolizing the loss of innocence and the inherent savagery of humanity.

Simon dies in a storm, symbolizing the chaos of nature.

Simon is rescued by a passing ship, symbolizing hope and salvation.

Simon dies from a fever, symbolizing the fragility of life.

What events lead to Piggy’s death, and what is the significance of the conch breaking?

Piggy's death is caused by a boulder pushed by Roger during a confrontation, and the conch breaking signifies the end of civilization and order.

Piggy is killed by a wild animal during a hunt.

Piggy dies from a fever after being injured by a spear.

The conch breaking represents the start of a new government.

How does the plot reflect the loss of innocence among the boys?

The plot reflects the loss of innocence among the boys through their transformation from civilized children to violent savages, culminating in acts of brutality.

The plot highlights the boys' focus on teamwork and friendship.

The boys remain innocent throughout the entire story.

The plot shows the boys becoming more civilized and responsible.

What causes the fire that ultimately leads to the boys' rescue at the end of the novel?

Another plane crashes on the island

Which is an example of a hasty generalization?

A cat bit me on the hand. That means all cats are dangerous.

Let’s believe him because he’s famous.

If we don’t act now, we’ll all be in danger.

You’re wrong because you’re not smart enough.

Which of the following is an example of a logical fallacy?

"All birds can fly because I saw a sparrow fly."

"Water boils at 100°C at sea level."

"Plants need sunlight to grow."

"The capital of France is Paris."

What does the term "ethos" refer to in an argument?

Ethos refers to the credibility or ethical appeal of the speaker in an argument.

Ethos is the logical reasoning used in an argument.

Ethos refers to the emotional appeal of the audience.

Ethos describes the statistical evidence presented in an argument.

Which of the following best describes "pathos" in an argument?

Pathos is an emotional appeal in an argument.

Pathos refers to the credibility of the speaker.

Pathos is a statistical analysis in an argument.

Pathos is a logical appeal in an argument.

Which of the following is an example of using logos in an argument?

Presenting statistics or data to support a claim.

Citing a personal anecdote to illustrate a point.

Appealing to emotions to persuade the audience.

Using a famous quote to support an argument.

Which statement contains a logical fallacy?

"My friend got sick after eating at that restaurant, so the food must be bad."

"The menu offers vegetarian options."

"The chef has won several awards."

"The restaurant is located downtown."

A commercial says, "Nine out of ten dentists recommend this toothpaste." What type of persuasive appeal is being used, and how effective is it?

The persuasive appeal used is ethos, and it is effective.

The persuasive appeal used is emotion, and it is ineffective.

The persuasive appeal used is logos, and it is somewhat effective.

The persuasive appeal used is fear, and it is very effective.

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Defintion of the root 'vers' or 'vert'

The root 'vers' or 'vert' means 'to turn' or 'to change'.

The root 'vers' or 'vert' means 'to create' or 'to build'.

The root 'vers' or 'vert' means 'to divide' or 'to separate'.

The root 'vers' or 'vert' means 'to stop' or 'to remain'.

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Definition of the root 'dict'

The root 'dict' means 'to write' or 'to inscribe'.

The root 'dict' means 'to read' or 'to interpret'.

The root 'dict' means 'to listen' or 'to hear'.

The root 'dict' means 'to say' or 'to tell'.

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Explain the definition of the root word "chron"

The root word 'chron' means time.

The root word 'chron' means speed.

The root word 'chron' means space.

The root word 'chron' means distance.

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How is the word "structure" connected to its Latin root "struct"?

Structure refers to a type of fabric.

Struct is a term used in computer programming only.

Structure has no relation to building or arranging.

The word structure is connected to its Latin root struct as both relate to building or arranging.

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What is the definition of the root "tele"?

The root 'tele' means 'far off' or 'at a distance'.

The root 'tele' means 'near' or 'close by'.

The root 'tele' means 'within' or 'inside'.

The root 'tele' means 'above' or 'overhead'.

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Definition of the root "Vid"

The root 'Vid' means 'to touch' or 'to feel'.

The root 'Vid' means 'to see' or 'to know'.

The root 'Vid' means 'to speak' or 'to talk'.

The root 'Vid' means 'to hear' or 'to listen'.

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What does the root "flect" mean, and how is it used in the word reflect?

The root 'flect' means 'to fly', and in 'reflect', it refers to soaring high.

The root 'flect' means 'to break', and in 'reflect', it refers to shattering light.

The root 'flect' means 'to twist', and in 'reflect', it refers to turning away.

The root 'flect' means 'to bend', and in 'reflect', it refers to bending back or returning.

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Final Exam Practice

Defintion of the root 'vers' or 'vert'

Definition of the root 'dict'

Explain the definition of the root word "chron"

How is the word "structure" connected to its Latin root "struct"?

What is the definition of the root "tele"?

Definition of the root "Vid"

What does the root "flect" mean, and how is it used in the word reflect?

What is the meaning of the root "graph"?

What does the root "bio" mean, and how is it used in the word biology?

The root "bio" refers to what?

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