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English Composition final exam

Fifteen questions on all of English Composition. Answer all 15 to see your score. Questions are drawn from a bank of 45, so every attempt is different.

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Question 1 of 15

The rhetorical situation includes:

Question 2 of 15

Kairos means:

Question 3 of 15

Citing your experience as an engineer before discussing bridge safety appeals to:

Question 4 of 15

A vivid story of a flood victim mainly appeals to:

Question 5 of 15

A rhetorical analysis evaluates:

Question 6 of 15

Question 7 of 15

A strong thesis is:

Question 8 of 15

'In this essay I will talk about pollution' is weak because it:

Question 9 of 15

In the Toulmin model, the warrant is:

Question 10 of 15

Rogerian argument is most useful when:

Question 11 of 15

'My opponent is a liar, so his budget is wrong' is:

Question 12 of 15

'Either we ban phones in class or students will fail' is a:

Question 13 of 15

Assuming that because B followed A, A caused B is:

Question 14 of 15

A primary source is:

Question 15 of 15

An anecdote is useful for:

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