1st Nine Weeks
What was the children's book we read to kick off the year?
What is Sam and the Firefly?
How does the writer create an emotional response in the reader/listener?
What is uses pathos?
The Author's Word Choice...
What is diction?
When discussing an appeal:
What is the author uses pathos, logos, ethos.
Your introduction should contain what every time?
A closed thesis or answer the prompt and provide two reasons why?
What includes the Speaker, Audience, and Topic?
What is the rhetorical triangle?
The writer/speaker emphasizes this in order to seem like he/she can speak with knowledge and can be trusted.
What is ethos or credibility?
Connotation and denotation play heavily into this choice.
What is diction?
When discussing word choice....
What is the author uses diction.
How many differing examples per paragraph?
What is two
The name for the spark that starts the writing:
What is exigence?
What is the writer's attitude toward the subject?
What is tone?
When the author uses similes and metaphors that are especially heavy with description.
What is imagery?
When creating a thesis, you should not..
what is use an open thesis.
How should you explain your evidence?
What is In the context of the prompt
The author had these people in mind when writing:
What is the audience?
If the piece is situated chronologically or with problem/solution....
What is organizational structure?
What is comparison or contrast?
When writing an argument thesis, and you want to consider both sides, you should avoid..
Even if you explain your evidence, what should you use as the last of your paragraph:
What is commentary
What is the rhetorical framework.
Evidence that uses statistics is?
What is logos?
An extreme contrast to make a point...
Juxtaposition.
When writing an argument thesis, what should you not do in light of the prompt?
You should not ramble. what is you should flip the prompt?
These things are not required on the argument timed write when you take the college board exam?
What is a counterclaim/argument and a conclusion.