What type of propaganda in nonfiction only gives one side of the story and

eliminates important information?

A. Glittering Generalities

B. Bandwagon

C. Testimonial

D. Framing

When Daisy Miller: A Study was first published, what was the initial reaction to Daisy's character? A. critics mourned her death B. critics were upset that daisy and winterbourne never fell in love C. critics were frustrated by her naivete D.

What is meant by far cast thought of civic good (the heart of a tree poem)

What is the matter with Minnie May? A. She is stuck in the fence. B. She has a cold. C. She has fallen in the pond. D. She has croup.

What is the best summary of this story excerpt? Mr. Cobb brings Rebecca to her aunts' house for a year-long visit and Rebecca brings flowers for her aunts. Rebecca's nervous aunts welcome her to their house after preparing a room for her to stay in.

Which of the following persuasive techniques are used in the above statement?

Which source would be the most credible choice for researching Mozart's music?

What logical fallacy should u watch out for when using inductive reasoning?

Which sentence is written correctly? A. After the game was finished, the team leap for joy, celebrating its victory. After the game was finished, the team had leap for joy, celebrating its victory.

Which of the following is a fragment? a. The dancer floated across the stage. b. The rams locked horns, and the tourists watched them from far away. c. The canoe with the blue stripes. d. The truth can be unpleasant.

Which of the following is a characteristic of poetic license? Select one: a. imaginary words b. lowercase letters c. misspelled words d. precise rules