Rhetorical Analysis
Argument
Synthesis
Test
Potpourri
100

This rhetorical strategy is appealed to when the author uses logic and reasoning to support their idea. 

What is logos?

100

This is the main point the writer is trying to make. 

What is a thesis?

100

This is how many sources you must use in order to score above a 2 in Synthesis Row B. 

What is 3 or more?

100

This is the number of questions on the Multiple Choice section. 

What is 45?

100

This was the first Pixar movie. 

What is Toy Story?

200

This is who the author is appealing to. 

What is the audience?

200

This is part of the reasoning of the thesis. 

What is a claim?

200

This is what type of evidence you must use in order to score above a 2 in Synthesis Row B.

What is specific evidence? What are quotes?

200

This is the number you are looking to get right on the Multiple Choice section. 

What is 24?

200

This is the rarest blood type. 

What is AB-?

300

This is what causes the author to write their piece and is an important part of understanding their rhetorical choices. 

What is exigence?

300

This is a call to action and what the author wants the audience to do. 

What is a purpose?

300

This is the type of snack you want to serve when writing a Synthesis essay. 

What is a fruit smoothie?

300

This is how much time you have on the Multiple Choice section. 

What is 60 minutes?

300

In this city, a law requires that the McDonald's arches are turquoise rather than yellow. 

What is Sedona, AZ?

400

This word describes how the author feels about their topic and relies on diction and syntax to achieve. 

What is tone?

400

This is the only type of evidence that should be used. 

What is specific evidence?


400

This is how you make a fruit smoothie. 

What is using more than one source per claim?

400

This is the order the essays are presented in. 

What is Synthesis, Rhetorical Analysis, and Argument?

400

This is what Red Dye #40 is made out of. 

What are beetles?

500

This is the magic word in English class. 

What is because?

500

This is the first thing you should do upon reading the argument prompt. 

What is "turn the prompt into a question" or "decide what type of claim you will be making?"

500

This is how many sources you will traditionally be given and how much time you have to read them. 

What is 6 and 15 minutes?

500

This is the total amount of time you have for your essays. 

What is 135 minutes?

500

This common work out device was originally used to torture people. 

What is a treadmill?