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$200 Answer from Persuasive Writing Ethos in persuasive writing: According to Fleischman, Phineas was lucky because “The tamping iron missed a number of key areas on either side of the brain that control important functions, including Broca’s and Wernicke’s areas, plus the motor strip and the somatosensory strip” (71).
$200 Question from Persuasive Writing What is an attempt to make an argument seem credible (believable)?
$400 Answer from Persuasive Writing Pathos in persuasive writing: “Phineas was lucky because “He died with his family around him, the only people who knew both the old and new Phineas” (Fleischman 75).
$400 Question from Persuasive Writing What is an attempt at persuasion through emotional appeals?
$600 Answer from Persuasive Writing The logos in persuasive writing: Phineas was lucky because “He found a way to live, working with horses. He took care of himself. He saw the world. He died with his family around him . . . And he drove a six-horse stagecoach” (Fleischman 75).
$600 Question from Persuasive Writing What is an attempt at persuasion through logic? The argument makes sense.
$800 Answer from Persuasive Writing The opposing view: “It [the accident] changed him [Phineas] into something else, and yet Phineas figured out how to live as that new person for eleven years. He was limited in ways that are important to all human beings, but he found a way to live, working with horses” Fleischman 75).
$800 Question from Persuasive Writing What is the counterargument? Students can earn an additional $800 if they can explain how Fleischman refuted the counterargument in this passage.
$1000 Answer from Persuasive Writing The T in the acronym ACT for the introduction paragraph of a persuasive essay: Although the tamping-iron accident significantly shortened Phineas’s life, he was lucky for the following reasons: he was still able to travel to various parts of the world, was able to work with animals and children, and was not dependent upon others to care for him for most of his life.
$1000 Question from Persuasive Writing What is the thesis statement? Students can earn an additional $1,000 if they can create their own persuasive and reasonable thesis statement—equipped with a clear argument, recognition of the counterargument, and supporting reasons that would outline body paragraphs.
$200 Answer from Grammar & Writing A way to make the following sentences into a compound sentence that flows together without any indicated pauses for the reader: “I deleted the e-mail. It was inappropriate.
$200 Question from Grammar and Writing What is the following correction: replace the period after the first sentence with a semicolon.
$400 Answer from Grammar and Writing A way to correct the following sentence: Go to the store and buy three things; bread, milk, and peanut butter.
$400 Question from Grammar & Writing What is the following correction? Replace the semicolon with a colon. The team may earn $400 if it can explain why this correction is needed.
$600 Answer from Grammar & Writing The way to correct the following sentence: After school ended; I went to track practice.
$600 Question from Grammar and Writing What is the following correction? Replace the semicolon with a comma. The team may earn $600 if it can explain why this correction is needed.
$800 Answer from Grammar & Writing A way to correct the following list: I’m so busy that I have something to do almost every day: a track meet on Monday, April 12, which will likely last all evening, a teleconference with Third Battalion, 395th Regiment on Tuesday, church with my parents in Duncan, Oklahoma on Wednesday, etc.
$800 Question from Grammar & Writing What is the following correction? I’m so busy that I have something to do almost every day: a track meet on Monday, April 12, which will likely last all evening; a teleconference with Third Battalion, 395th Regiment on Tuesday; church with my parents in Duncan, Oklahoma on Wednesday; etc.
$1000 Answer from Grammar & Writing A way to correct the following sentence: The day grew hot, we took off our jackets.
$1000 Question from Grammar & Writing What is the following correction? Replace the comma with a semicolon. The team can earn an additional $1,000 if it can explain another way to make the run-on sentence into a compound sentence.
$200 Answer from Sound Devices The word that best completes the following analogy: “I could eat a million of these!” : hyperbole :: “wallet won’t withstand” : _________.
$200 Question from Sound Devices What is alliteration?
$400 Answer from Sound Devices The repetition of consonant sounds: “Stand behind my kind friend.”
$400 Question from Sound Devices What is consonance?
$600 Answer from Sound Devices Repetition of vowel sounds in nearby words: “Hear the mellow wedding bells.”
$600 Question from Sound Devices What is assonance?
$800 Answer from Sound Devices The repeating of words, sounds, phrases, or clauses in order to make a point (for emphasis): “From my books surcease of sorrow—sorrow for the lost Lenore—/For the rare and radiant maiden whom the angels named Lenore—/Nameless here for evermore” (Poe 10-12).
$800 Question from Sound Devices What is repetition?
$1000 Answer from Sound Devices The pattern of rhyme at the ends of the lines within a poem: Roses are red. Violets are blue. Flowers will die, But never will my love for you.
$1000 Question from Sound Devices What is the rhyme scheme? An additional $1,000 will be awarded if the team can indicate the rhyme scheme within the stanza on the previous slide.
$200 Answer from Poetry A humorous, five-line verse that is written in a particular rhythm; the rhyme scheme is often AABBA.
$200 Question from Poetry What is a limerick?
$400 Answer from Poetry Narrative poems, often featuring much action and dialogue but little description, that are meant to be sung: He said to his friend, “If the British march / By land or sea from the town to-night, / Hang a lantern aloft in the belfry arch / Of the North Church tower as a signal light,— / One if by land, and two if by sea; (Longfellow 5-9).
$400 Question from Poetry What is a ballad?
$600 Answer from Poetry Occurs when one word in a line of poetry rhymes with another word in that same line: “Leave no black plume as a token of that lie thy soul hath spoken! / Leave my loneliness unbroken!—quit the bust above my door!” (Poe 99-100).
$600 Answer from Poetry What is internal rhyme?
$800 Answer from Poetry A poem that has some sort of pattern, rhythm, or rhyme
$800 Question from Poetry What is a traditional or structured poem?
$1000 Answer from Poetry A poem in which the first letter of each line spells out a word or phrase in relation to the first letter of the other lines: In a night bright with hope, Hate fades like a distant nightmare. All across the world a Variety of souls, voices lifted in unison, Echo A Dream—dreamt decades ago—now Reignited, revived by those Ever-determined souls, who believe A dream Must become—reality.
$1000 Question from Poetry What is an acrostic?
