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5. Age of ReasonPatrick HenryBen Franklin 10 Point 20 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points 10 Point 20 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points T. Paine Arg. Writing

6. True or False: The Counter Claim argument is used to avoid bias

7. True

8. Correct the following in-text citation According to the article “Women of War” the Revolutionary War “was built on the backs of woman,” (Fernandez 1)

9. According to the article “Women of War” the Revolutionary War “was built on the backs of woman” (Fernandez 1).

10. List two of the differences between Argumentative Writing and Persuasive Writing

11. 1.Argumentative Writing uses logic facts and sourcesArgumentative Writing uses logic facts and sources while Persuasive uses emotional appeals and propaganda 2. Argumentative has a well supported counter-claim

12. Write a correct MLA Header on the board

13. Ansley Portillo Ms. Ewing English 11 15 October 2013

14. 1.AGOAGO 2. Transition Transition 3.ClaimClaim 4.Transition PhraseTransition Phrase 5.Counter ClaimCounter Claim 6. Clincher Statement

15. Name the six steps of the introductory paragraph

16. Deism supports a view of God that is best expressed by what metaphor

17. God as a Clockmaker

18. The Age of Reason is also referred to as

19. The enlightenment

20. ___________________, the belief that human beings can arrive at truth by using reason.

21. Rationalism

22. The approximate time frame for the Age of Reason was

23. 1750-1800

24. All of the following were characteristics of the literature during this time period EXCEPT a. Most literature was rooted in reality. b. Literature was often intended to serve practical or political ends. c. Pamphlets were a common form of literature. d.Authors sought to write literature that was unemotional.

25. D

26. The Crisis #1 is considered what type of literature

27. A Pamphlet

28. Paine uses an analogy to compare the king of England to

29. A Theif

30. Paine opens up the pamphlet by using what image to admonish the colonists to remain loyal to the cause?

31. Summer Soldier Sunshine Patriot

32. List three elements of style

33. Diction Rhetoric Figurative Langauge Syntax

34. A tavern keeper was “standing at his door, with as pretty a child in his hand…and after speaking his mind as freely as he thought was prudent, finished with this unfatherly expression, ‘Well! Give me peace in my day.’” Paine uses this anecdote in what way to support his overall argument?

35. The tavern keeper represents a blithe interest only for personal and immediate reasons

36. A memorable example of emotional appeal from Henry’s speech is…

37. “Give me Liberty or give me death”

38. The purpose of Henry’s speech was…

39. To convince the Virginia Convention to go to war with Britain

40. How does Henry open his speech?

41. By thanking the other side for their opinion (acknowledging counter argument)

42. “Guided by the lamp of experience” is an example of what literary technique?

43. Metaphor or logical appeal

44. What does Patrick Henry do at the very end of his speech to create a dramatic image?

45. Plunges a letter opener at his heart!

46. Who was Poor Richard

47. Benjamin Franklin’s pseudonym, an imaginary astrologer

48. Put the following into a modern day aphorism: If a man could have half his wishes, he would double his troubles”

49. Be careful what you wish for

50. A brief, clever statement that makes a wise observation about life is called -

51. An aphorism

52. Franklin metaphorically compares his journey toward moral perfection to

53. Weeding a garden

54. The Autobiography can be considered a classic

55. Rags to Riches Story