6 Written Questions

1. in writing, the comparison of two dissimilar things without using "like" or "as"; in visual texts, using a familiar image in an unexpected way in order to make a point
2. the use of words and/or images to provide details
3. writing or images that tell a story
4. a means of organizing and analyzing a topic by grouping items into categories according to their similarities
5. a system or design, used in writing or images to make meaning, communicate, and understand
6. a persuasive technique that offers the audience a sense of belonging or inclusion

6 Multiple Choice Questions

1. consistency in subject matter, organization, color appearance, form, or some other facet of writing or visual images, usually used to help provide a clear focus on a main idea or dominant impression
   1. logos
   2. pattern
   3. ethos
   4. unity
2. the use of devices such as headings, type size, boldface, sentence structure, or the placement or arrangement of elements in a visual image or a piece of writing in order to direct the audience's attention toward something important
   1. ethos
   2. balance
   3. emphasis
   4. pathos
3. an appeal to the audience's sympathy and imagination, an appeal that causes the audience to respond emotionally and even to feel what the writer or the subject of the appeal feels
   1. pattern
   2. logos
   3. pathos
   4. ethos
4. the relationship of parts or the relationship of one element to another within a whole piece
   1. description
   2. narration
   3. proportion
   4. pattern
5. a persuasive technique that calls on the audience's desire to feel superior to others
   1. plain folks appeal
   2. metaphor
   3. snob appeal
   4. bandwagon appeal
6. juxtaposing ideas or images side by side to illustrate their similarities and differences
   1. comparison and contrast
   2. narration
   3. classification
   4. proportion

5 True/False Questions

1. logos → an argument's logical appeal, based on clarity, logical reasoning, and supporting evidence

   True        False

2. point of view → the perspective or vantage point from which writing is expressed or a design, photograph, or image is presented

   True        False

3. plain folks appeal → a persuasive technique that offers the audience a sense of belonging or inclusion

   True        False

4. balance → an appeal to the audience's sympathy and imagination, an appeal that causes the audience to respond emotionally and even to feel what the writer or the subject of the appeal feels

   True        False

5. ethos → an appeal to the audience's sympathy and imagination, an appeal that causes the audience to respond emotionally and even to feel what the writer or the subject of the appeal feels

   True        False