Writing Conventions
This part of speech is used to connect/ link one or more ideas.
What is a conjunction?
This character has TB and a heroin addiction.
Who is Jules?
This character is described as having Irish features.
Who is Red?
This character's role is to be the lead in a short story.
What is a protagonist?
"No Me Dejas" is this genre of writing.
What is science fiction?
This method of citation is used in most English classes.
What is the MLA citation method?
This character is considered a friend by Baby even though he threatens to "cut off her head".
Who is Theo?
This group is known to violently and sexually attack others in the prison.
Who are the Sisters?
This is a framework for assessing source credibility.
What is the CRAAP method?
This describes the place, time and location of a story.
What is setting?
This punctuation indictates dialogue in a story
What are quotation marks?
Pigeons and heroine are these in the novel.
What are archetypal symbols?
This is the seocnd item requested by Andy.
What is a Rita Hayworth poster?
What is allusion?
This archetype is known for their deep drive for truth, wisdom, and understanding.
What is the sage archetype?
This part of speech describes verbs.
What is an adverb?
This framework is used to show the harsh realities of everyday life.
What is New Realism?
What is Institutionalization?
The narrative perspective through which a story or text is presented.
What is point of view?
This type of writing focuses on explaining information without opinion.
What is expository writing?
This is the suffix for the word undesirable.
What is -able?
This character is revealed through a memory of a tragic car accident.
Who is Manon?
Tommy Williams enters Shawshank in 1965 and shares information with Andy indicating this stage of the plot.
What is the climax?
A concept that outlines our moral conscience pushing us to follow/ interpret ethical standards.
What is the superego?
These stages complete the Character's Journey.
What are the Foundation, Realization, Confrontation and Transformation stages?