Researching requires students to:
a. find and evaluate sources.
b. decide which sources will best support their main messages.
c. create a bibliography or a works cited page.
d. all of the above
What is D?
100
This fell from the sky
What is a dead parachutist?
100
Tony is the West Side Story version of this character
Who is Romeo?
100
the E in STEAL
What is Effects on Others?
100
the part of speech of confounds
What is a verb?
200
the rhetorical device that helps keep the audience focused on a specific idea
What is repetition?
200
The conch is a symbol of this
What is authority, society, order?
200
the reason Juliet fakes her death
What is she doesn't want to marry Paris or she wants to run away with Romeo?
200
the part of the story that introduces the characters and the setting
What is exposition?
200
the part of speech of glowered
What is a verb?
300
this rhetorical device uses "like" or "as"
What is a simile?
300
“Which is better - to be a pack of painted Indians like you are, or to be sensible like Ralph is?" is an appeal to this
What is ethos?
300
he was killed because he was in the graveyard in the dark
Who is Paris?
300
the two kinds of characterization
What is direct and indirect?
300
a problem or difficult situation
What is predicament?
400
You may change the language, length, and content of a speech to accommodate this
What is the audience?
400
the pig head on a stick and evil in human nature are both examples of this
What is the Lord of the Flies?
400
Friar Laurence is represented by this character in West Side Story
Who is Doc?
400
the consequences of the climax
What is the Falling Action?
400
uncertainties
What are ambiguities?
500
this rhetorical appeal usually uses images and figurative language
What is pathos?
500
the reason the boys sharpened a stick at both ends