English 103 - Composition/Critical Thinking » Summer 2021 » Quiz A World of Ideas
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Question #1
Critical reading involves:
A.
asking questions
B.
prereading, annotating, and asking questions
C.
annotating
D.
prereading and annotating
E.
prereading
Question #2
Annotating involves reading with a pen/pencil and writing in the margins, "talking back" to the text.
A.
FALSE
B.
TRUE
Question #3
According to the WI intro pages, the most reliable way to start writing is to:
A.
research first
B.
ask a question
Question #4
The thesis statement is:
A.
a sentence that introduces the conclusion of the essay
B.
the topic sentence of each body paragraph of the essay
C.
the main assertion or idea of the essay
Question #5
Rhetoric is defined as:
A.
general term used to discuss effective writing
B.
a general term used to discuss an author's biography
C.
a speech
D.
an essay
Question #6
The methods of development used in the WI readings this semester will include:
A.
cause and effect, definition, example, and comparison
B.
Cause and Effect
C.
Example
D.
Definition
E.
Comparison and definition
Question #7
The 3 different forms of argument defined in the reading include:
A.
Classical, Rogerian, and Toulmin
B.
Aristotle, Plato, and Socrates
C.
Classical, Roget, and Talmond
D.
Classical, Rogerian, and Talmond
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