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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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.