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Composition 9 1st Quarter Review

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  • What habit helps a writer the most?
    Reading
  • A sentence missing a verb is a _____.
    Fragment
  • Technical, field-specific terms are?
    Jargon
  • In RAFT, A stands for?
    Audience
  • A modifier with no word to describe is?
    Dangling
  • In RAFT, F stands for?
    Format
  • A fragment that starts with to plus a verb is an _____ fragment.
    Infinitive Fragment
  • A sentence missing a complete thought but has a verb and a subject is a _____.
    Fragment
  • In RAFT, R stands for?
    Role
  • A sentence with two independent clauses but no connector is a _____.
    Run-on
  • Exact word choice is called?
    Diction
  • Writing a passage in fewer sentences is?
    Summarizing
  • Two sentences joined only by a comma create a?
    Comma Splice
  • Restating ideas in your own words is?
    Paraphrasing
  • Overused phrases like “time will tell” are?
    Cliches
  • A punctuation mark that can correctly join two related sentences is a _____.
    Semicolon
  • Two sentences joined with no punctuation form a?
    Run-on
  • A group of words with subject and verb is a?
    Clause
  • A subject–verb pair expressing a complete idea is a _____.
    Sentence
  • Shortening text to the essentials is?
    Condensing
  • Copying a style to learn it is called?
    Imitating
  • Too many unnecessary words create? (
    Wordiness
  • A modifier that seems to attach to two words at once is?
    Squinting
  • Changing a text into another language is called?
    Translating
  • What is the act of copying a passage word for word from one form to another??
    Transcribing
  • Informal, non-standard words are?
    Slang
  • A modifier too far from the word it describes is?
    Misplaced
  • In RAFT, T stands for?
    Topic
  • A sentence missing a subject or verb is a?
    Fragment
  • A word group that looks long but lacks a verb is still a _____.
    Series Fragment