Style
Appeals
Figurative Language
Diction
Throughout the Story
100

Use of sensory language to create a visual

What is imagery?

100

What is the appeal in this quote "... the Moaning Caverns, a cave system that begins, after a narrow, twistin descent of 30-some feet, with an abrupt 180- foot drop," (Sapolsky 359)

Logos

100

What kind of figurative language is used here? "With consequential forks in the road where intelligence lights the way forward," (Sapolsky 362). 

Metaphor 

100

What word does Sapolsky repeat over and over again in the text?

Adolescents 

100

Author of the story

Who is Robert Sapolski?

200

Specific word choice

What is Diction?

200

What is the main appeal shown in this quote? "In one study, Laurence Steinberg of Temple University discovered..." (Sapolsky 259). 

Logos 

200

What does the constant repetition of adolescents do for the reader?   

It makes the message stick better and makes the reader feel more comfortable 

200

What birthdays did Sapolsky claim were important?

The thirtieth and the thirtieth

200

The presence of ______ lowers the activity in the teen's frontal cortex even more.

What are peers?

300

Specific arrangement of words and phrases

What is Syntax?

300

What appeal does this show? "Robert Sapolsky is a prefesor of biology and neurology at Stanford University," (Sapolsky 358). 

Ethos 

300

What does the words 'peer pressure' do for the reader?

It's a use of alliteration that helps the reader remember specific things in a fun way

300

What four increases of deviance training did Sapolsky reference in the short story?

Higher likelihood of sexual behavior, poor health-habits, substance abuse, and violence. 

300

Sapolsky states, "Adolescents are nature's most wondrous examples of _____________," because we are known to have strong feelings for others and their experiences.

What is empathy?

400
What point of view is the story written in?

1st person 

400
What appeal does this quote show? " After the play, the teenagers clustered around my little girl when she came out of the stage door, hugging her..." (Sapolsky 361).

Pathos

400

What kind of literary device is used when Sapolsky is telling the story about his daughter?

Flashback

400

What college study did Sapolsky reference ?

Laurence Steinberg of Temple University

400

Experts believe that ____________ intelligence (or social intelligence) is actually a better predictor of adult stability and happiness than IQ and SAT scores.

What is emotional?

500

What kind of tone does Sapolsky use while writing?

A humorous tone that explains complex brain ideas simply.

500

What appeal is this, " One answer comes from recent studies of intelligence in education," (Sapolsky 361).

Logos 

500

What kind of figurative language does this show? " So adolescents are lousy at risk assessment and take more risks. But there's more to the story of those skeletons in Moaning Caverns," (Sapolsky 359).

Juxtaposition

500
What play did Sapolsky reference?

Honey Brown Eyes

500

Scientists believe that it is essential for a person to take in years of life experiences to become who they really are, and hypothesize that this is why the frontal cortex is the last to _____.

What is Develop?

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