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Froggy Jumps English 8 Editorial Quiz2Versión en línea Multiple Choice por Ako Ni 1 Objective explanation (The "What"). a Lead b Position c Refutation 2 Clear statement of opinion (The "I believe"). a Lead b Position c Refutation 3 Crush the counter-argument (The "They say... but..."). a Lead b Position c Refutation 4 Why you are right (The "Because"). a Evidence/Analogy b Conclusion c Lead 5 Strong finish/Punch (The "So what?"). a Evidence/Analogy b Conclusion c Lead 6 Physical Exaggeration. a Caricature b Symbol c Analogy 7 Object stands for Idea (e.g., Dove = Peace). a Caricature b Symbol c Analogy 8 Comparison (e.g., "The economy is a sinking ship"). a Caricature b Symbol c Analogy 9 Absurdity to make a point. a Caricature b Symbol c Humor 10 Diction is the choice of words; Tone is the feeling those words create. a Diction vs. Tone b Objectivity vs. Subjectivity c Caricature vs. Stereotype 11 Objectivity is a "camera" (just the facts); Subjectivity is a "filter" (your opinion). a Diction vs. Tone b Objectivity vs. Subjectivity c Caricature vs. Stereotype 12 Caricature targets an individual (big nose); Stereotype targets a group (all nerds wear glasses). a Diction vs. Tone b Objectivity vs. Subjectivity c Caricature vs. Stereotype 13 Which tool uses a movie title to describe a political event? a Analogy b Editorial c Symbol 14 What is the "soul" of the newspaper? a Analogy b Editorial c Symbol 15 True/False: The Lead should be highly biased a False b True c maybe 16 Which sentence structure creates emphasis? a Refutation b Long sentences. c Short sentences. 17 What is "Diction"? a Choice of words. b Analogy c To persuade 18 Dove is to ____ as Big Nose is to Caricature. a Symbol b Analogy c Refutation 19 Writing that avoids personal feelings is called...? a Symbol b Refutation c Objectivity. 20 What part of the editorial refutes the other side? a Symbol b Refutation c Objectivity. 21 "The Titanic" representing a failed policy is an example of...? a Symbol b Analogy. c Objectivity. 22 What is the main goal of an editorial? a Symbol b To persuade/influence opinion. c Objectivity.

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English 8 Editorial Quiz2Versión en línea

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Objective explanation (The "What").

Clear statement of opinion (The "I believe").

Crush the counter-argument (The "They say... but...").

Why you are right (The "Because").

Strong finish/Punch (The "So what?").

Physical Exaggeration.

Object stands for Idea (e.g., Dove = Peace).

Comparison (e.g., "The economy is a sinking ship").

Absurdity to make a point.

Diction is the choice of words; Tone is the feeling those words create.

Objectivity is a "camera" (just the facts); Subjectivity is a "filter" (your opinion).

Caricature targets an individual (big nose); Stereotype targets a group (all nerds wear glasses).

Which tool uses a movie title to describe a political event?

What is the "soul" of the newspaper?

True/False: The Lead should be highly biased

Which sentence structure creates emphasis?

What is "Diction"?

Dove is to ____ as Big Nose is to Caricature.

Writing that avoids personal feelings is called...?

What part of the editorial refutes the other side?

"The Titanic" representing a failed policy is an example of...?

What is the main goal of an editorial?