Chamber of Belonging
Chamber of Cinema
Chamber of Sorting
Chamber of rhetoric
Chamber of Swales
100

Split-second reads of people from faces and body language are _. 

What are Snap Judgments? 

100
Name the location Harry Potter stated incorrectly when he dropped his Floo powder. 

What is Diagon Alley?

100

This superhero was placed in Gryffindor as their primary house.

Who is Black Panther?

100

A _ is an object that uses symbolic communication to persuade someone to act or think in a particular way.

What is a rhetorical artifact?

100
The number of criteria that a discourse community must meet. 

What are the six criteria? 

200

Cohen calls the process of intentionally changing situations to create better outcomes _.

What is situation crafting? 

200

The object Dobby was given to be freed. 

What was a sock? 

200

The secondary house Mickey Mouse was sorted into was _. 

What was Gryffindor? 

200

Name the two types of reasoning.

What are deductive and inductive reasoning? 

200
A discourse community is different from a _. 

What is a speech community? 

300

Unwritten expectations about how group members should behave are _.

What are social norms? 

300

The name of the photographer who was paralyzed by the basilisk. 

Who is Colin Creevey? 

300

Name the secondary house Black Panther was sorted into. 

What was Ravenclaw? 

300

The first step in performing a rhetorical analysis is to locate a rhetorical artifact and identify _ it exists in.

What is the rhetorical context? 

300

 A discourse community uses its participatory mechanisms primarily to provide _ and _.  

What is information and feedback?

400

_ is when you create a system to apply psychological friction to individuals. 

What is Structural accountability?

400

The name of the book written by Gilderoy Lockhart is shown at the end of the movie.

What was Who Am I? 

400

Name the primary and secondary house Han Solo was sorted into. 

What was primary Gryffindor and secondary Slytherin? 

400

Name four of the logical fallacies. 

What are Slippery slope, Hasty Generalization, Post hoc ergo propter hoc, Genetic Fallacy, Begging the Claim, Circular Argument, Either/or, Ad hominem, Ad populum, Red Herring?

400

A discourse community has a threshold level of members with a suitable degree of relevant content and _. 

What is discoursal expertise? 

500
The number of questions needed to ask to build closeness with a stranger. 

What are the 36 questions? 

500

Name of the person Hermione tried to transform into through the pollyjuice potion. 

Who is Millicent Bulstrode?

500

Name the people sorted into Hufflepuff as their secondary house. 

Who are Princess Jasmine, Cardi B, Coraline, and Luffy?

500

Name all the rhetorical appeal elements and the definition for each. 

(Note that if you get the definition within the ballpark, it will be correct, meaning you do not have to give the exact textbook definition. I will judge.) 

What is Ethos: An appeal to the speaker's credibility, character, and authority. It establishes trust by showing the audience that the communicator is knowledgeable, ethical, and reliable. Pathos: An appeal to the audience's emotions, values, and imagination. It seeks to persuade by triggering specific feelings such as empathy, fear, anger, or joy. Logos: An appeal to the audience's sense of reason and logic. It constructs a rational argument using facts, statistics, historical data, and clear reasoning. Kairos: An appeal to timeliness, opportunity, and context. It focuses on delivering the message at the exact right moment and in the right setting to maximize its impact.

500

If members of a discourse community are separated by  geography, ethnicity, or social class, they may not develop into a _

What is a speech community?