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[arne33]

If someone were to construct an argument without firmly opposing or affirming the issue, what type of constructing an argument would the person be ignoring?
using passion, not emotion
saving the best reason for last
taking a stand
using more than one reason
2. Jose Emilio Pacheco in “The Fire at Rest” is very blunt and forward in his description; therefore, he doesn’t _________ any part of his description.
ambidextrous
convene
infinite
mollify
3. The Blockaelteste in Night diverts the prisoners’ attention when they ask him for help with the selection. He is using what informal fallacy?
red herring
hasty generalization
post hoc (after this, because of)
either/or reasoning
4. Atticus in To Kill a Mockingbird is problematic to Bob Ewell because he destroys Ewell’s testimony with all of the following evidence except:
Tom wasn’t near the Ewell farm.
There had been no physical examination of Mayella nor was a doctor called.
All of Mayella’s injuries were on the right side.
Tom Robinson is right-handed, and his left hand is shriveled.
5. The SS men in Night exhibit_________ power over the prisoners.
ambidextrous
convening
mollifying
infinite
6. Mr. Gilmer asks Bob Ewell during the trial if he is what?
convening
mollifying
infinite
ambidextrous
7. Atticus, throughout the trial, remains __________ and collected.
indigenous
impassive
irrelevant
acrimonious
8. Who creates regrets for Archer and Ellen in The Age of Innocence?
Ellen’s cousin May
themselves
Ellen’s granny
Ellen Olenska’s husband
9. Calpernia’s lecture to the children is _______________ because she was angry with them for being at the courthouse.
indigneous
acrimonious
impassive
irrelevant
10. Jose Emilio Pacheco, in “The Fire at Rest,” refers to the dictator as all of the following except__________.
“The constructor of the deserts”
“the almighty”
a “furious martyr”
a “Ruthless rat”
11. If someone were to construct an argument without logic, only personal feelings, what type of constructing an argument would that person be ignoring?
saving the best reason for last
using more than one reason
using passion, not emotion
taking a stand
12. Poe probably thinks that the knight’s quest in “Eldorado” is:
irrelevant
indigenous
acrimonious
impassive
13. The old man Warner assumes that because some towns and young people are doing away with lotteries, their communities will regress. This thinking is an example of what informal fallacy?
slippery slope
appeals to false authority/bandwagon
ad hominem (against the person)
circular reasoning
14. The selection to live or to be sent to the gas chambers is an example of what informal fallacy?
red herring
either/or reasoning
post hoc (after this, because of)
hasty generalization
15. Which character from To Kill a Mockingbird protests the ugly, problematic way in which the town reacted to the trial by calling it a “Roman Carnival?”
Bob Ewell
Mr. Dolphus Raymond
Atticus
Miss Maudie
16. Old Man Warner is _____________ toward the other villages who have chosen to stop the tradition.
cynical
complacent
warranted
discreet
17. Who becomes physically sick and has to leave the courtroom when Tom is being cross-examined because of the hateful way Mr. Gilmer questions him?
Reverend Sykes
Mr. Dolphus Raymond
Jem
Dill
18. Who makes more problems for the knight in “Eldorado” by encouraging his quest?
a pilgrim shadow
himself
another “gaily bedight” knight
the moon
19. Edgar Allan Poe wrote “Eldorado” when many Americans were rushing to California for gold. What connection is Poe making between the problem of the California gold rush and the knight in the poem?
Both are vain attempts and a waste of time.
Money is good
Chasing one’s dream is important
Persistence is important
20. In “The Lottery,” Tessie tells Mr. Summers that it is his fault her husband received the mark for his family. She thinks that Mr. Summers didn’t give her husband enough time to pick. These remarks are an example of what informal fallacy?
circular reasoning
ad hominem (against the person)
slippery slope
appeals to false authority/bandwagon
21. While listening to the testimony, Scout begins to feel sorry for Mayella and her pitiful life. She makes a comparison that Mayella must even be lonelier than__________.
Boo Radley
Dill
Miss Maudie
Atticus
22. If someone were to construct an argument by pondering on the recipients of the argument, what type of constructing an argument would that person be using?
keeping the big picture in mind
knowing the subject
using evidence
picturing the reader
23. What causes the emotional strain between Archer and Ellen?
travel
love
land
inheritance

[wakeley58]

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