From idea to essay a rhetoric, Reader, and Handbook Eleventh Edition Jo Ray McCuen
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Instructor’s Manual to accompany FROM IDEA TO ESSAY A Rhetoric, Reader, and Handbook Eleventh Edition Jo Ray McCuen Glendale Community College and
Anthony C. Winkler HOUGHTON MIFFLIN Boston New York Contents Part One: Comprehension Quizzes on ReadingsChapter Eight: Narration Quizzes 1 Chapter Nine: Description Quizzes 8 Chapter Ten: Example Quizzes 15 Chapter Eleven: Definition Quizzes 22 Chapter Twelve: Comparison/ Contrast Quizzes 29 Chapter Thirteen: Process Quizzes 36 Chapter Fourteen: Classification/ Division Quizzes 43 Chapter Fifteen: Causal Analysis Quizzes 50
Chapter Four: The Sentence 66 Chapter Five: The Paragraph 68 Chapter Six: Planning and Organizing the Essay 69 Chapter Seven: Drafting, Revising, and Style 72 Chapter Eight: Narration Answers 75 Chapter Nine: Description Answers 86
Chapter Eleven: Definition Answers 106 Chapter Twelve: Comparison/ Contrast Answers 115 Chapter Thirteen: Process Answers 128 Chapter Fourteen: Classification/ Division Answers 140 Chapter Fifteen: Causal Analysis Answers 150 Chapter Sixteen: Argumentation Answers 163 Chapter Nineteen: Writing the Research paper 176 Chapter Twenty: Grammar Fundamentals 179 Chapter Twenty-One: Correcting Common Errors 185 Preface This Instructor’s Manual contains answers to all the questions and non-self-graded exercises in From Idea to Essay: A Reader, Rhetoric, and Handbook, Eleventh Edition. Although most of the exercises have one correct answer, a few of the Questions on Meaning and Technique are designed to evoke argument among the students and are therefore subject to several interpretive answers. These we have indicated with the expression, “Allow for open discussion.” In the handbook section, some exercises may have more than one acceptable solution. In such cases, the solutions provided serve as examples of appropriate student responses. References to pages in the main text are reproduced here where necessary. For each of the professional selections in Chapters 8 through 16, this guide provides a simple, short multiple-choice quiz that may be used by the instructor to determine whether students have actually read the essay. In this edition of the manual, these quizzes are grouped together and featured first for easy access to the instructor. Each is printed on a separate sheet and may be reproduced and magnified with a copier. Answers to the quizzes are given in Part Two of this manual. Possible uses for the Instructor’s Manual are numerous. The teacher can use the exercises and questions to test the students' mastery of the chapter, referring to the answers to facilitate marking. Or, the teacher may wish to reproduce the answers to selected chapters and distribute these to the students for self-testing.
ANTHONY C. WINKLER PART ONE: COMPREHENSION QUIZZES ON READINGS Chapters 8 through 16 CHAPTER EIGHT Narration The Code Richard T. Gill QUIZ
_____ a. the divorce of his parents _____ b. his unanswered prayer for a new car _____ c. the death of his brother _____ d. the amputation of his leg
_____ a. because they were cooking too much food _____ b. because they kept referring to the dead brother as a saint _____ c. because they were singing too loudly _____ d. because they were constantly quarreling
_____ a. Winston Churchill _____ b. Franklin D. Roosevelt _____ c. Charles de Gaulle _____ d. Joseph Stalin
_____ a. at home with the mother and aunts _____ b. in a college dormitory _____ c. vacationing in Hawaii _____ d. on his way to Japan for the army 5. Why did the narrator want to beg his father's forgiveness?
_____ b. because he did not give his father the comfort of religion _____ c. because he had not promised to take care of his mother _____ d. because the narrator had always hated the father’s mistress Richard Cory Edwin Arlington Robinson QUIZ
_____ a. dull but well-meaning. _____ b. exceptionally glamorous. _____ c. mean and power hungry. _____ d. scholarly.
_____ a. despise Richard Cory. _____ b. pity Richard Cory. _____ c. gang up on Richard Cory. _____ d. envy Richard Cory.
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