Narrative Elements
Argument Elements
Poetry
Grammar
Key Vocabulary
100
This is the sequence of events in a story
What is plot?
100
This is the opposing side of your opinion
What is the counterclaim
100
This is the "opposite" of poetry - that is, everything that isn't poetry is this...
What is prose
100
A group of words that contains either a subject or a verb (or neither), but not both is called this.
What is a phrase?
100
This is the emotional or associated meaning of a word.
What is connotation?
200
There are two types of this: internal and external
What is conflict?
200
These explain and prove your claim is valid
What are reasons and evidence?
200
This is when a single thought is split between multiple lines
What is enjambment
200
This is the grammatical name for cripplers or AAAWWUBBIS
What is a subordinating conjunction?
200
This is the definition of tone.
What is the writer's attitude or feeling towards the subject?
300
This occurs when the action in the story changes directions
What is the turning point?
300
These two things make up the counterclaim
What are the concession and refutation?
300
This is an "almost" rhyme
What is slant rhyme
300
These are the relative pronouns
What is who, whom, whose, that, which?
300
This is sentence structure, or the ways that sentences are put together. Also a fish.
What is syntax?
400
This is when the author gives hints that a certain something will happen later in the story
What is foreshadowing?
400
You must cite your sources when you do these two things in a paper
What is paraphrase and/or directly quote
400
This is repeated consonant sounds that occur in the middle or at the end of words
What is consonance?
400
This consists of an independent clause and one or more dependent clauses.
What is a complex sentence?
400
This is the feeling a reader gets from a text or film - it is influenced by tone.
What is mood?
500
These are the three types of irony
What are situational, verbal, and dramatic?
500
This is the strongest type of appeal when making an argument
What is logos?
500
This is what the analysis strategy, TWIST, stands for
What is tone, word choice (diction), imagery, syntax, and theme?
500
This is a dependent clause that begins with a relative pronoun and is vital for the full meaning of the sentence. (You must have the complete answer)
What is an essential relative clause?
500
This is your personality as a writer coming through the page. It helps create tone.
What is voice?
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