Incongruity - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

EDUC-230 Exam 2outcome-based - correct answer factors associated with the negative effects of poverty and health on special education placement process-based - correct answer precursors of minority placement in special education, including institutionalized beliefs or practices that affect identification and referral decisions conflict between "School Culture" and "Home Culture" - correct answer incongruity between teachers and students. teachers are increasingly white and middle class...

EDUC-230 Exam 2 with correct answers graded A+outcome-based - correct answer factors associated with the negative effects of poverty and health on special education placement process-based - correct answer precursors of minority placement in special education, including institutionalized beliefs or practices that affect identification and referral decisions conflict between "School Culture" and "Home Culture" - correct answer incongruity between teachers and students. teachers are incr...

COMMRC 0310 Final Test Questions and Answers All Correct Burke's idea that we do not directly engage our environment but act upon it through language, mathematics, art, and other systems is called what? - Answer-symbolic action Burke's method of bringing fresh insight to the analysis of conventional problems by juxtaposing unfamiliar or even opposed terms, metaphors, or images is called what? - Answer-perspective by incongruity The idea that special insight into one area might end up...

ESPM 50AC - Midterm 1 | Questions and Verified Solutions | Latest Update 2024/2025 | Graded A+ Site - Answer - a physical location. a way of understanding/seeing a place in terms of environmental qualities ex. NO has a great situation and a bad site. (site: low lying, alluvial soils in the floodplain) Situation - Answer - the relative socioeconomic advantages of a place (compared to other places) ex. NO has a great situation and a bad site. (situation: NO's valuable geopolitical and m...

Foreshadowing Correct Answer: the narrator or character hints at a future plot point Symbolism Correct Answer: when an object stands for something larger than itself recurring theme Correct Answer: the repetition of a theme/image throughout the story to symbolize meaning.... For example, in Disney's Frozen, the closed/shut door is repeated throughout the movie in various scenes Satire Correct Answer: the use of humor or exaggeration to critique human nature or a character Irony ...

role transition ~ occurs when an individual enters a new role role extension ~ occurs when the duties associated with a particular role expand role mastery ~ a sense of clarity regarding the role expectation and a firm confidence in the ability to meet those expectations role discrepancy ~ occurs when an individuals conception of a role is incompatible with the actual obligations of the role role incongruity ~ situations in which the obligations of a role come into conflic...

What is the term for a highly sexualized, womanizing male character found in a Restoration comedy? - Rake What writer is credited with putting together the standard English dictionary until Oxford came along in the late 19th century? - Samuel Johnson Who was England's first official poet laureate? - John Donne An artistic movement that swept through Europe starting in the 14th century. - Renaissance Two rhyming lines placed directly together sharing the same meter. - couplet What...

ARCH 212 TAMU EXAM 1 WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS 100% VERIFIED what design elements encourage the use and facilitate the success of urban spaces? - answerrange of seating options, shade and sunlight, street access... etc egocentrism - answerhumans > nature anthropocentrism - answernature meets humans needs ecocentrism - answervalue nature for itself, not how it completes the needs of humans 2 theories of the restorative effects of nature - answerstress reduction theory attention restorat...

PACT Essential Academic Skills: Tests 701, 702, 703 Graded A Descriptive writing Writing used to create detailed descriptions of people, places, and things, and/or mood and atmosphere. Can stand alone or be part of a narrative Sensory details descriptions of sight, sound, touch, smell, taste transition words words that create a sense of time and organize events in the story narrative writing writing that tells a story or describes a specific person, place, or thing. Persuasive/argumentative...

Rhetorical Devices Test with A Graded Solutions Ethos - Answer-the persuasive appeal of one's character, or credibility Euphemism - Answer-an indirect, less offensive way of saying something that is considered unpleasant Figurative Language - Answer-language employing one or more figures of speech Hyperbole - Answer-intentional exaggeration to create an effect Imagery - Answer-the use of figures of speech to create vivid images that appeal to one of the senses Inference - Answer...