Tribute to the Dog Test

Part 1: Vocabulary

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the intention or desire to do evil

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tending to betray, extremely dangerous

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state of having great success or wealth

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to hold closely or hug

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a spoken public address to an audience

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an verbal or written effort to convince

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to assert to be true

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George Graham Vest was a

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Vest argues that

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One reason Vest uses to support his argument is that

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In his speech, Vest describes people as

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In a speech, an emotional appeal

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Vest uses emotional appeals in his speech to

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A person might be treacherous if he or she is

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Another word for malice might be

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An embrace shows

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A sign of prosperity is

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What is Vest's central claim about a person's dog?

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Tribute to the Dog Test

the intention or desire to do evil

tending to betray, extremely dangerous

state of having great success or wealth

to hold closely or hug

a spoken public address to an audience

an verbal or written effort to convince

to assert to be true

George Graham Vest was a

Vest argues that

One reason Vest uses to support his argument is that

In his speech, Vest describes people as

In a speech, an emotional appeal

Vest uses emotional appeals in his speech to

A person might be treacherous if he or she is

Another word for malice might be

An embrace shows

A sign of prosperity is

What is Vest's central claim about a person's dog?

Which of the following three items support your answer to question 18.

the intention or desire to do evil

tending to betray, extremely dangerous

state of having great success or wealth

to hold closely or hug

a spoken public address to an audience

an verbal or written effort to convince

to assert to be true

George Graham Vest was a

Vest argues that

One reason Vest uses to support his argument is that

In his speech, Vest describes people as

In a speech, an emotional appeal

Vest uses emotional appeals in his speech to

A person might be treacherous if he or she is

Another word for malice might be

An embrace shows

A sign of prosperity is

What is Vest's central claim about a person's dog?

Which of the following three items support your answer to question 18.