Subject-Verb Agreement
Your friend ( talk / talks) too much.
talks
Mary and Bill ran until ( he / she / they) were exhausted.
they
What is the appeal which evokes an emotional response?
Pathos
What is the protagonist whose life is a series of adventures?
Hero
What is the worthy opponent with whom the hero must struggle in a fight to the end?
Shadow / Villain
The man with the roses (look / looks) like your brother.
looks
Ben or Tom will give (his / their) presentation today.
What is the appeal that utilizes logical reasoning?
Logos
What is the often older, wiser teacher to the hero?
Mentor
Who assists and guides the hero/villain?
Helper / Sidekick
The boys (walk / walks) to school every day.
walk
Each of the boys had (his / their) assignment ready.
his
What is the appeal that suggests why the author/speaker is credible?
Ethos
What character rebels against authority, pokes fun at the overly serious, and creates schemes that may or may not work?
Trickster / Fool
Who is the nonhuman companion who helps the hero?
Friendly Beast
One of the eggs (is / are) broken.
is
The choir gave (its / their) best performance.
its
Which appeal is used?
"GoldTech Pet Food includes zinc to support a healthy immune system, copper for healthy bones, and biotin for a healthy skin and coat."
Logos
What invites the hero to answer the call to adventure? (Can be a person, animal, or act of nature)
Herald
What is the character who has been placed in a dire situation and needs saving by the hero?
Damsel in Distress
Sixty days (is / are ) not enough time to complete the project.
is
The boy or his parents will present ( his / their ) idea.
their
Which appeal is used?
"Classic Canteen Healthy Pick Soup: Certified heart-healthy by the American Heart Association."
Ethos
What setting is the strong place of safety and may hold a kind of treasure?
Castle
What setting is a place of death or a metaphorical encounter with the dark side of the self?
Underworld