Vocabulary Words
What is the Definition of the word Insidious
proceeding in a gradual, subtle way, but with harmful effects.
To join two independent clauses into one coherent thought.
What are the two components which go in a parenthetical citation?
Which appeal would be most helped by adjectives?
Pathos
Name three Meals that are served in the MSC
Class verified
What is the definition of the word duplicitious?
prone to committing deceitful behavior
What is the definition of an oxford comma?
A comma which is used to separate the last two items in a list, typically with the word and.
In a works cited page, what is the last thing you must include for an online source?
Date accessed.
Which appeal would be most helped by studies?
Logos
What year was Prairie View Founded?
1876
What is the definition of the word Oxymoron?
a figure of speech in which apparently contradictory terms appear in conjunction.
Instructor judged.
What does MLA stand for?
Modern Language Association
What are the two major types of credibility when it comes to Ethos?
Personal Credibility and Credibility of the Source
What college(s) did Mr. Giraud attend?
Lone Star College, University of Houston, Prairie View A&M University
What is the definition of Labyrynthian?
Abstractly complicated: Having a bewildering complexity, such as a confusing government bureaucracy or an intricate plot in a book or film.
A dependent clause in the second half of a complex sentence usually begins with a conjunction, what does a dependent clause at the beginning of a sentence typically start with?
A prepostion.
What term describes a source which meets academic standards of publication?
Peer-reviewed
Which is often seen as the STRONGEST appeal, and should be prioritized in most arguments?
Logos
What time does the Library Close on Sunday? This is important if you need to print an essay.
Midnight
What is the definition of the word Indolent?
Showing a habit of being idle and avoiding work.
Name all of the major conjunctions. You must name them all on the first try, no extras or missing ones.
For, And, Nor, But, Or, Yet, So.
What is a signal phrase, and what must it include?
A phrase which signals outside material before a quote or paraphrase, and includes the author's name.
What is Kairos, and how might it be applied?
Timeliness, referring to using the most recent sources available.
What is Mr. Giraud's favorite Sport?
Sumo Wrestling