4 Types of Sentences
This type of sentence asks a question.
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What is an interrogative sentence?
In the STEAL method, the “S” stands for this.
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What is Speech?
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This type of writing teaches readers about a topic.
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What is informative writing?
What does the N in FANBOYS stand for?
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What is nor
This type of poem has 3 lines with a 5-7-5 syllable pattern.
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What is a Haiku?
“Please clean your desk before class ends.” is this type of sentence.
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What is an imperative sentence?
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This part of STEAL focuses on what a character is has going on internally.
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What is Thoughts?
In argument writing, facts and examples used to support a claim are called this.
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What is evidence?
This conjunction shows a choice between options.
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What is or?
This type of poetry does not follow a regular rhyme or rhythm pattern.
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What is free verse?
“I enjoy reading mystery novels.” is this type of sentence.
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What is a declarative sentence?
If a character is described as slamming doors and yelling often, this part of STEAL is being shown.
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What is Actions?
This part of an essay grabs the reader’s attention at the beginning.
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What is the hook or introduction?
Which conjunction best completes the sentence?
“I studied hard, ______ I felt confident during the test.”
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What is so?
Why do poets use imagery in poems?
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What is: to help readers picture, feel, hear, taste, or experience the poem more clearly?
Identify the sentence type: “Watch out for the falling books!”
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What is an exclamatory sentence?
In STEAL, the “E” stands for this.
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What is Effect on others?
Why is evidence important in argument writing?
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What is: it helps support the claim and convince the reader?
Choose the best conjunction:
“I wanted to play outside, ______ it started raining.”
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What is but?
What is the MAIN difference between a Haiku and a Free Verse poem?
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A Haiku has a set structure/format, but free verse does not.
Make this sentence interrogative “Please sit quietly during the assembly.”
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What is "Can you please sit quietly for the assembly?"
If other characters are afraid of someone because he constantly threatens them, which part of STEAL is being shown?
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What is Effect on others?
What is the difference between informative and argument writing?
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What is:
Informative writing explains or teaches, while argument writing tries to persuade the reader?
Identify the conjunction in this sentence: “Because it snowed, school started late.”
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What is because?
What mood is created in this haiku?
“Silent snowy night
Moonlight sparkles on the ice
Everything is still”
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What is a calm, peaceful, or quiet mood?