Rhetoric
When we claim our viewpoint is correct because many other people agree with it, we are committing which fallacy
Appeal to the People
Where in the Middle East did civilization begin, when farmers had to cooperate with each other to collect and use scarce water?
The Fertile Crescent
What combines two words together into a single adjective so they can function together?
A compound Adjective
How many siblings does Katie have? (number and gender).
2 sisters.
Specto et stellas et lunam.
I am watching both the stars and the moon.
Changing or exaggerating an opponent's position to make it easier to refute.
Straw Man
What story is the closest thing to a universal story that the human race has?
Am, is, are, was, were, be, being, and been are examples of what kinds of verbs?
State of being verbs
What does Deacon's dad do?
Worship pastor/window washer, etc.
Specto nautam et agicolas.
I am watching the sailor and the farmers.
Something taken for granted or accepted as true without proof.
Assumption
What is the class of people who were born to rule? *Hint, it starts with an "A"
Aristocracy
List the chart of personal pronouns (1st, 2nd, 3rd singular and plural)
I, you, he/she/it, we, you, they
Brittany
Nauta sum et agricola es.
I am a sailor, and you are a farmer.
What changes the meaning of a word in the middle of an argument?
Equivocation
What word describes a group of people who live similarly, having the same customs, same language, and same methods of building?
Culture
Name the verb tenses
Present, past, and future
What continent did Emmie live on?
Asia
Puella et scaphas et nautas spectat.
The girl is watching both the boats and the sailors.
If we talk one step, nothing will stop us from taking a series of other steps.
Slippery Slope.
What "Stone" bears the "Memphite Theology," which lays out the underpinnings of the Egyptian king's powers.
Name the verb tenses and types (week 4)
Simple (etc), Progressive, and Perfect
What play did Juliette try out for an get a part in?
The Chronicles of Naria
Translate: Aro.
Fill out the chart on the whiteboard with the word (singular/plural/1st/2nd/3rd):
Aro.
(WHITEBOARD AND CLASS SAYS SO!)