Structure
What is an exclamation point?
This sentence goes at the beginning of a paragraph
This genre tells stories that could actually happen
What is realistic fiction?
A comparison using "like" or "as"
What is a simile?
Using context clues tell me the definition of the word "dispute" in the sentence below:
Brea and Elizabeth are having a dispute over which radio station to play at work.
What is an argument or disagreement?
A sentence that can stand alone and communicates a full idea
What is an independent clause?
What is a summary?
What would you write if you wanted to tell an absolutely true story of someone's life?
What is perspective?
What is a verb?
A sentence that cannot stand alone
What is a dependent clause, or a fragment?
In an analytical paragraph, you should have this many pieces of textual evidence
What is two?
A theme from this fictional genre might be "Pay attention to history or it will repeat itself"
What is historical fiction?
What is the gist?
Using context clues tell me the definition of the word "saturated" in the sentence below: The saturated, dripping dog ran in the house after swimming in the lake.
What is soaked or thoroughly wet?
Where is a suffix located on a word?
What is at the end?
In an analytical paragraph, this type of context tells your reader the event or situation in which the quote can be found
What is "what"?
This genre typically shows us a futuristic or frightening world different from ours and serves as a warning or lesson against something in our society
What is dystopian literature?
S.T.E.A.L. is a method of...
What is "characterization?"
I woke to an obnoxious sound outside my window. What part of speech is the word "obnoxious"?
What is an adjective?
What is a complex sentence?
What two components must your reasoning have?
What is an explanation of the quote and a connection to the claim?
The author of Fever 1793 is a write of primarily what genre?
What is historical fiction?
This term describes the relationship or position the narrator has to the story being told
What is "point of view?"
Look at the sentence below. Where should a comma be added?
I am not sure maybe we should check in the attic.
What is between "sure" and "maybe?"