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Wild Card
100

Name the sensory detail: The soft hum of crickets in the tall grass blended with the occasional rustle of leaves.

Sound

100

Define what it means to "annotate" a text.

Write notes in the margins, highlight, circle, underline, etc.

100

What is the purpose of analysis?

To understand the how and the why of a complex concept.

100

Fill in the blank: the method for evaluating a source's credibility is referred to as the _____ test.

CRAAP

100

Which in-text citation is correct:

1. “Giraffes are great.” (Johnson, 21).
2. “Giraffes are great” (Johnson 21).

#2

125

Name the sensory detail: The earthy aroma of damp soil and pine needles filled the air as she wandered deeper into the forest.

Smell

125

Which of the following is NOT something you should look at while previewing a text:

A. font
B. author
C. title
D. publisher

A. font

125

Name this character from Toy Story: kind, caring, sweet, hopeful, loveable, pretty, useless

Bo Peep

125

Name the 2 URL endings that often indicate credibility when using Google for research.

.gov and .edu

125

We created 2 "research posters" this semester. Name the theme for each.

Halloween Symbols & Logical Fallacies

150

Name the figurative language: The storm raged so violently that it felt like the entire sky was crashing down around her.

Hyperbole

150

Besides previewing and annotating, name 1 of the other 2 methods of critical reading.

Developing discussion questions or peer teaching.

150

What is the difference between a thesis statement and a topic sentence?

A thesis statement previews the whole essay
A topic sentence previews each individual paragraph

150

Identify the following items from MLA formatting:

1. what goes in the upper righthand corner of every page (2 things)
2. what goes "flush-left" on the top of page one (4 things)

1. your last name & page number
2. your name, prof. name, class code, date

150

A good conclusion should do what 2 things?

Review the paper/reinforce the thesis
Provide a takeaway for readers

175

Name the figurative language: The old house groaned and whispered in the wind, as though it were telling secrets from a forgotten time.

Personification

175

Define what it means to "patchwrite" when summarizing.

Keeping phrases that are too similar from the original without marking them as direct quotes.

175

Name 3 of the 14 archetypes.

  • Caregiver
  • Everyman
  • Creator
  • Explorer
  • Hero
  • Innocent
  • Joker
  • Lover
  • Magician
  • Orphan
  • Outlaw
  • Ruler
  • Sage
  • Seductress
175

Name the logical fallacy: She’s wearing a red dress, so she must be really good at math.

Non-Sequitur

175

What are the 2 things you should do when integrating sources?

Introduce the source
Explain the source

200

Name 3 of the 6 rhetorical situations.

Purpose, Audience, Genre, Stance, Context, Subject

200

Name one of the ways to respond to a text.

Agree with the author (yes), disagree with the author (no), explain how the author wrote (explain), judge the author's effectiveness (critique)

200

Name 1 of the 4 steps of developing a thesis.

1. Identify your topic
2. Take a position
3. Justify your position
4. Refine your statement

200

Name the logical fallacy: I started drinking a new brand of coffee last week, and I got promoted today! You should drink this coffee, too!

Post-Hoc

200

Name 1 of the 3 common sentence structure errors that we looked at in class on 11/21.

Comma Splices
Incomplete Sentences (Fragments)
Misplaced Modifiers