Cards in this guide (24)
Will relocate alone or with your family
We don't know how you should answer that question. Only you know
how you should answer that question.
A magazine advertisement for a piece of jewelry is an example of a
From what point of view does the narrator of the red room tell the story
First person
Which of these best describes the narrator of "The Red
Room"?
A participant in the story
It's both hopeless and to put effort into a lost cause
What tools do media producers use to create media texts
It's important to critically evaluate the media texts you encounter in order to
keep control over your own worldview.
On the day of an exam you should not
A good way to prepare for an essay exam is to write your own essay questions and then
create outlines for those sample answers.
The first thing you need to do to prepare for an exam is to
What should you do during the post-reading phase of a literary analysis
Which of these should you find out before you read a story
The time period during which the author lived
The best indication of what a teacher will put on a test is
the concepts emphasized in class
What type of question requires you to write your own answer
A judicious person is unlikely to be
The first step in doing word collocation is to
brainstorm about words that go with a vocabulary word.
Which of these methods will help you be well informed about current events
Seek out multiple media sources for each story
What does emulation involve
Both media producers and their intended audience have
How does the narrator of The Red Room get hurt
He struck the corner of a bed.
How do you craft an enchantment table
Like this:
Key:
[A] - Air
[O] - Obsidian
[D] - Diamond
[B] - Book
[A] [B] [A]
[D] [O] [D]
[O] [O] [O]
is this how you spell morosse
The word sought is likely the adjective "morose" (sullen, sulky,
gloomy, or cranky).
Which of these sentences is correctly written
- I told her resisting this trend was futile.
All of the following are general reasons for producing media texts expect
WHICH OF THESE SENTENCES INDICATES A STORY WRITTEN IN THE THIRD-PERSON OMNISCIENT PERSPECTIVE
JIM FELT TERRIBLE, BUT HIS BROTHER FELT EVEN WORSE
