Structure and Meaning of a Text
Figurative Language
Literary Devices
Types of Writing
Breaking Down Prompts
100

Identify the structure of this sentence using the following choices: 

Problem/Solution, Cause/Effect, Compare/Contrast, Chronological Order

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Problem/Solution

100

What is a simile?

a comparison using the words "like" or "as"

100

What is the overall message or lesson that a story contains?

Theme

100

What type of writing requires you to evaluate and explain ideas presented in a text? 

Hint: this is the most common type of writing on cold reads 

Expository Writing

100

How many paragraphs should you write on the LEAP test?

3-5

200

Identify the structure of this sentence using the following choices: 

Problem/Solution, Cause/Effect, Compare/Contrast, Chronological Order

This morning I rolled out of bed, brushed my teeth, ate breakfast, and went to school.

Chronological Order

200

What is a metaphor?

a comparison WITHOUT using the words "like" or "as"
200

What word describes how a person feels after reading something?

Mood

200

For this type of writing you must state YOUR opinion on the topic and address the other side.

Argumentative 

200

What type of writing would you use for the prompt below?

This story tells about Derrick's first camping trip. Write Derrick's journal entry about this camping trip.

Narrative 

300

Identify the structure of this sentence using the following choices: 

Problem/Solution, Cause/Effect, Compare/Contrast, Chronological Order

I am going to fail the test because I did not study.

Cause/Effect

300

Give me an example of personification.

EX: The sun smiled down at me. 

The flower danced in the wind.

ETC.

300

What is the authors attitude towards what they are writing about?

Tone

300

This type of writing often occurs in poetry and gives vivd details and contain lots of imagery.

Descriptive
300

What type of writing would you use for the prompt below?

You have read two passages. Think about the similarities and differences in how the two authors develop the themes in each text. Write an essay in which you identify a theme from each text and analyze how each theme is developed. 

Literary Analysis 

(More specifically, Expository)

400

Identify the structure of this sentence using the following choices: 

Problem/Solution, Cause/Effect, Compare/Contrast, Chronological Order

Today we will complete our bell ringer, read AR, then review for our cold read.

Chronological Order

400

What words describes when an author uses descriptive words to paint a picture in the readers mind?

Imagery 

400

the words rainy, gloomy, cold, dark would evoke a _________ mood?

negative

400

What type of writing tells a story and is written to entertain readers. 


Narrative 

400

How could you split up your paragraphs for the following prompt?

Read the following sentence from the passage. "Audubon was a lovable, courteous man, never too poor to help others, very modest and gracious."

Does the author prove this statement in the article? Write a multi-paragraph argumentative essay in which you discuss whether or not the author’s claim is supported by sufficient evidence and reasons.

Answers may vary


500

Identify the structure of this sentence using the following choices: 

Problem/Solution, Cause/Effect, Compare/Contrast, Chronological Order

Red Delicious apples are sweet, while Granny Smiths are tart and acidic.

Compare/Contrast

500

Give me a sentence containing imagery.

answers my vary.

500

What are some words that would evoke a positive mood?

bright, sunny, beautiful, etc.

500

What type of writing is the sentence below and example of?

You should want to to to the beach because it is the greatest place on earth.

Persuasive 

500
Explain the steps of races. Be sure to explain what each step stands for. 

R: restate

A: answer

C: cite evidence

E: explain 

S: show

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