what belongs in the top right corner of the page and what is it called?
last name and page number; the header
what is the nickname for ethos, pathos, and logos?
the rhetorical triangle
name two types of pronouns you are not allowed to have in your papers and why
first and second person; they're informal
this character is often called by the name of his creator
Frankenstein
this was the predecessor to the pumpkin Jack o' Lantern
a carved turnip
what belongs in the body of the paper at the top left and what is it called?
student's name; instructor's name; course name; due date; the heading
what type of appeal is ethos?
the ethical appeal
why can't you use the phrase "on top of that" in your papers when you are referring to something in addition to?
because it is slang
what famous magician actually died on Halloween?
Harry Houdini
Reese's
what does the standard in-text citation look like?
author's last name and page number in parentheses
what type of appeal is pathos?
the pathetic appeal
what is wrong with the term "it's"
it is a contraction and contractions are not allowed in formal papers
what haunted house owned by a rifle heiress grew from 8 to 160 rooms while she lived there?
Winchester House
Halloween is really short for what phrase?
All Hallows Eve
where is the Works Cited page located?
it is the last page of the document
all arguments are based on this
facts (truth)
what must you do every time you begin a new paragraph?
indent 1/2 inch
who was the first spooky character that Scooby and the gang encountered in Scooby Doo Where Are You?
the Black Knight
this is how "trick or treating" first began
the poor would knock on doors and pray for people's dead loved ones in exchange for food (or some version of this)
describe a hanging indentation
the first line hangs over the subsequent lines
using the temporal and physical setting to help your argument
at the top center of the page
what cannot be adopted on Halloween in many states?
a black cat
what was the original purpose of apple bobbing: to punish children? to detect witches? to tell fortunes?
to tell fortunes, specifically when someone was getting married