Writers choice of words - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

English Pearson Test 100% Correct Morphemes - Correct Answer️️ -Smallest grammatical unit (un-break-able) Affixes - Correct Answer️️ -Morhems that are added to create related but different words---Happi(ness) Root Word - Correct Answer️️ -Help find meeting in words (affixes---hydro/pyro) Prefixes - Correct Answer️️ -affixes that come before the word Suffixes - Correct Answer️️ -affixes that come after the word context clues - Correct Answer️️ -help figure out meani...

English- Rhetoric Exam Questions With 100% Correct Answers Persuade - answerto prevail on to do something, as by advising or urging; to induce to believe; convince Manipulate - answerto manage or influence skillfully (in an unfair manner); to adapt or change to suit one's purpose advantage Rhetoric - answerthe art of language (writing or speaking)-- of using its resources affectively and usually with a certain goal in mind. Resources include word choice, any and all figures of speech, a...

ACT Prep unit 1 Exam 36 Questions with Verified Answers What is the importance of a capitalized word in a question? - CORRECT ANSWER all titles need to be capitalized. What should you do when you are running out of time and you haven't answered all the questions? - CORRECT ANSWER never leave a question blank. You'll earn one point for every correct answer you choose and zero points for any blank or wrong answers, so it doesn't hurt you to make a guess. What "job" are you doing on t...

• Morphemes - AnsSmallest grammatical unit (un-break-able) • Affixes - AnsMorphemes that are added to create related but different words---Happi(ness) • Root Word - AnsHelp find meeting in words (affixes---hydro/pyro) • Prefixes - Ansaffixes that come before the word • Suffixes - Ansaffixes that come after the word • context clues - Anshelp figure out meanings of words (nouns vs adjectives) • Appositive - AnsRename something (The teacher) • Appositive phrase - AnsPhrase th...

Rhetoric - Answer-the art of using persuasive language. This is accomplished through the author's diction and sentence structure. Grammar - Answer-tells a writer how words should be used and sentences formed Audience - Answer-the group for whom a work is intended Purpose - Answer-the commitment on the part of authors to explain what they plan to write about Formal/Standard English - Answer-the English of educated speakers and writers Informal English - Answer-based on the familia...

TEXES CORE SUBJECTS EC-6 (291) ELA AND READING PRACTICE TEST 2 SECTION I WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS 100% Marcos is a five-year-old student in the process of first-language acquisition. He often produces statements like, "This lollipop is the bestest Mom." Based on this speech sample, this child is - correct answer applying language rules. What is the key advantage of using semantic clusters - such as chemical concepts, soils and rocks, and English modals - to teach vocabulary development? S...

MTTC English questions and answers 100% verified. Allegory - correct answer. Symbolic representation. Usually where the meaning of a greater, often abstract, concept is conveyed with the aid of a more corporeal object or idea. "Faith is like a stony uphill climb..." Alliteration - correct answer. Repetition of similar sounds. "The Wicked Witch of the West." Analogy - correct answer. Comparison between two things. Some are similes, some are metaphors. Archetyp...

1. What is information technology and why is it important? Suggest three fictitious headlines that might be added to Figure 1-1 on page 2. Information technology (IT) is a combination of hardware and software products and services that companies use to manage, access, communicate, and share information. Your students should be able to suggest many interesting headlines. You might want to hold a class contest and reward the most creative headline writers. (Pages 2, 4) 2. Why would a systems ana...

ACT Exam 33 Questions with Verified Answers Difference between normal testing and the ACT - CORRECT ANSWER ACT requires understanding a set of standardized rules and patterns, then recognizing those patterns and rules in action and responding accordingly on test day, in a highly repetitive way. Normal testing requires memorization of the material in advance and has a different skill set than that of the ACT. The ACT must have one definite, airtight answer. Normal testing, however, some...

ICLA Standard IV questions and answers well illustrated. Writing - correct process of encoding into syntactic (grammatical) structures an organized set of ideas which are semantically (meaning) related Writing Process - correct of steps in creating a piece of writing: prewriting, writing/drafting, revising, editing, publishing Prewriting - correct answers.First step in the writing process; the writer generates ideas Drafting - correct answers.To draw the outlines or...