Vocabulary Words
Figurative Language Devices
Types of Essays
Textual Evidence and Rhetoric
100

An abrupt change in the action of the plot

Plot Twist

100

His footsteps are as silent as those of a cat

Simile

100

Identify 2/4 reasons why an author writes a text

Inform

Entertain

Persuade

Describe

100

The purpose of textual evidence

To support your claim

200

A story told in regular time order as events occur is what structure?

Chronological Order

200

The tree's branches danced in celebration of the breeze

Personification

200

If I am telling a story or even extending the text, I am creating a _________ essay.

Narrative

200

Fix this textual evidence sentence

According to Fisher, "textbooks should not be in schools because they can be used to hold possible weapons. 

300

Lines of poetry

Stanza

300

Oh Captain! Oh Captain! Oh Captain! What are we to do?

Repetition

300

If your main goal is to inform the reader or explain something about a topic them you are creating an ____________ or a ___________ essay.

Informative or Explanatory 

300

Ways to start off textual evidence in a sentence


According to, As stated in.....

400

The repetition of the same initial sound in words that appear close to each other

Alliteration

400

A literary device in which the author gives clues about events that will happen later in the story

Foreshadowing

400

In this type of essay, you have to take a stance and use evidence to support your claim

Argumentative

400

What is Pathos?

An appeal to emotion

500
A fixed form poem that is 14 lines and has 5 stressed syllables per line

Sonnet

500

Draws on the five senses, namely the details of taste, touch, sight, smell, and sound.

Imagery 

500

This specific paragraph is what separative an argumentative essay from the other types of essays 

Counterclaim Paragraph

500

What is the purpose of rhetoric?

To persuade of influence other people.

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