Non-Fiction
Parts of an Essay
Grammar
Reading Text Info
Figures of Speech
100

True or False: 

Harry Potter is an example of non-fiction.

False 

100

True or False: 

A bold statement may be used as a hook for an essay.

True

100

When it's unclear which noun a pronoun is replacing, that's called a __________ pronoun. 

Vague

100

True or False: 

A good summary condenses the main ideas of something (a movie, book, article) into a complicated explanation.

False

100

Identify the figure of speech: 

An off-duty police officer gets a ticket for speeding.

Irony
200

Readers can look at the ______________ to better understand the next section of the text. 

Subtitle

200

Where would a reader find the thesis statement?

The introduction paragraph

200

What is the vague pronoun in the following sentence?

As Callie walked toward Sammie, she tripped over her shoelace.

As Callie walked toward Sammie, she tripped over her shoelace.

200

A reasonable guess about the characters and events that the author does not explicitly state in the text is called a...

Inference 

200

Identify the figure of speech: 

I walked a million miles to get here!

Hyperbole

300

Which text organizational structure helps the reader "see" what they are reading. 

Description 

300

Jounalists avoid using "I," "me," and "my" in their work. These are called _______________.

First-person pronouns

300

What is one way that nonrestrictive elements may be separated from the rest of a sentence?

Commas,

Dashes,

Parenthesis 

300

Name one of the types of key details that authors use to bring informational text to life.

ANECDOTE

EXAMPLE

FACT

300

Identify the figure of speech: 

My alarm clock yells at me every morning to wake up. 

Personificatio

400

The following keywords belong to which text organizational structure:

"because" "therefore" "so"

Cause & Effect

400
In which paragraph would a reader find supporting details and examples? 

Body paragraphs 

400

Where does the second comma go to offset the nonrestrictive element? 

We had trees, that were downed in the hurricane removed. 

We had trees, that were downed in the hurricane, removed.

400

The purpose of expository writing is to __________.

Inform

400

Identify the figure of speech: 

The world is a stage.

Metaphor

500

A text titles: Lifestyles: 1999-2009 would follow which type of text organizational structure? 

Chronological Order

500

What term is used to describe a writer that does not take sides on a topic or event? 

Unbiased 

500

Identify the nonrestrictive element in the following sentence: 

The children who live up the street are quite friendly.

The children, who live up the street, are quite friendly.

500

An inference requires the reader to use __________ and _______________.

Text evidence & background knowledge

500

Identify the figure of speech: 

Your eyes are like sunshine. 

Simile

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