CDSTARTCAP
What does D stand for in the acronym?
Date
What technique is used when an author asks a question that doesn't require an answer?
Rhetorical question
What does P refer to in the PIE acronym?
Persuade
Alliteration is...
When a sentence contains the same letters at the beginning of the each letter
The capital of Japan is
Tokyo
What does S stand for in the acronym?
Source
A neutral tone is an example of A) Positive, B) Negative, C) Neutral
C) Nuetral
What does I refer to in the PIE acronym?
Inform
An attack is
Critiquing another person to downplay their argument
Harry Potter went to what school?
Hogwarts
What is a contention?
The author's point of view on the issue
An author describes a new school rule as “ridiculous” and “completely unnecessary.” What tone are they using?
What does E refer to in the PIE acronym?
Entertain
Colloquial language is?
Using everyday slang that is tailored to a specific audience
Pluto is a planet, true or false
False
In which section do you apply the CDSTARTCAP acronym?
Introduction
True or False: An author can use more than one persuasive technique in the same sentence.
True
If an author states: The tusk of a narwhal is actually an “inside out” tooth -> This would be an example of...
Informative
A hyperbole is...
Exaggeration
The movies Barbie and Oppenheimer combined to create this viral Internet mashup name.
Barbenheimer
A blog is what
A webpage to share thoughts and opinions on issues
When analysing the Author’s Purpose of an article, which acronym do you apply
PIE
If an author states: It is vital that people stop polluting. -> This would be an example of...
Persuade
Inclusive language is...
The use of "We", "Us" or "YOU"
H20 is the chemical formula for
Water