Writing definitions
What is a Theme
An overarching truth, moral, or observation about human nature or society.
What is a claim
A debatable statement that requires evidence and logic to support.
What is Voice of Reason
What is Motif
A repeating image, idea, or symbol throughout the whole story.
What is a hook
a hook is the very first sentence (or opening lines) of an essay, story, or article designed to grab the reader's attention and make them want to keep reading.
What is Chacter development
When a character grows,improves,or changes
What is evidence
Evidence is the facts, information, data, or examples you use to prove that your main point
What is Revising
Revising is the process of re-seeing and reorganizing your writing to improve its overall structure, ideas, clarity, and argument.
What is a Flashback
When the story pauses and goes backwards
What is a rough draft
is the very first version of a piece of writing. Its primary goal is to get your thoughts, ideas, and arguments out of your head
What is editing
Editing is the stage of the writing process where you review, refine, and polish your draft
What is a Transtion Word
is a connecting word that bridges ideas, sentences, or paragraphs together.
What is a counter claim
is an opposing viewpoint or argument that disagrees with your main stance
What is a Rebuttal
A rebuttal is your response to a counterclaim
What is a Peer Review
A peer review is a collaborative evaluation process where classmates, colleagues, or fellow writers read and provide constructive feedback