Sentence Structure
Name a type of sentence structure
What is declarative, imperative, interrogative, exclamatory?
The three types of rhetorical appeals are
What is ethos, pathos and logos?
This is the letter of CRAAP describes why the author is writing what they are writing
What is P (purpose)?
Is this claim consistent,"The doctor suggested rest for the patient, who suffers from a bad cold."
what is it is consistent?
What are the issue and the opinion?
This is the type of sentence is it when you end a sentence in the question manner
What is interrogative?
What rhetorical appeal is present in this sentence? "30% of all people walk more than 3 miles a day."
What is logos?
This is the letter of CRAAP that describes the importance of the information
What is R (relevance)?
Is this sentence in the proper tense, "By the time negotiations began, many pessimists have expressed doubt about them."
What is it is in the proper tense?
Is"I like twinkies" a claim
What is it is not a claim?
Name the type of sentence structure is present in this sentence? "Basketball is the best sport!"
Exclamitory
This is the type of rhetorical appeal is present in this sentence, "The baseball professional says that Louisville is the most credible bat brand."
Ethos
This is the letter of CRAAP that describes how correct the information is
What is A (accuracy)
Is this sentence in the proper tense, "Harry wants to show his friends the photos he took last summer."
What is it is in the right tense?
Is this a proper claim, "We should use fewer cars that run on gasoline to decrease pollution"
What is yes it is?
Name the type of sentence structure is present in this sentence? "Tom Brady is the worst football quarterback of all time."
What is declarative?
This is type of rhetorical appeal is being used in this sentence, "Innocent lives are being lost, stop littering the planet do decrease global warming."
What is pathos?
This is the letter of CRAAP that describes the timeliness of the information
What is C (currency)?
Is this sentence in the proper tense, "The moderator asks for questions as soon as the speaker has finished."
Is this a correct claim, " Obesity is a huge problem."
What is no it is not a proper claim
This is the type of sentence structure is present in this sentence? Explain to me what you think is the best place to visit.
What is imperative?
Name the rhetorical appeals in this sentence, " 40% of people truly want to help all of the dogs in their nearby animal shelter be free."
What are logos and pathos?
This is the letter of CRAAP that describes the source of the information
What is A (authority)?
What is wrong with this sentence, "The boy insisted that he has paid for his candy bar."
What is the sentence is in two different tenses?
The point of view that a claim should be written in?
What is third person?