Genres
This genre explains or teaches using facts.
What is expository?
This word means a small difference in meaning.
What is nuance?
In the beginning, what controls the Protectorate?
What is fear?
This is the FIRST step where you plan ideas.
What is prewriting?
Which is correct?
“The dogs (run / runs)”
What is run?
This genre tells made-up stories with characters and events.
What is fiction?
Which word means relaxed walking: walk or stroll?
What is stroll?
What does Luna begin to discover in the middle of the novel?
What are her powers and identity?
This step is when you write your first version.
What is drafting?
Which is correct?
“Everyone (is / are) ready.”
What is is?
This genre tries to change your opinion.
What is persuasive?
Which sounds more positive: cheap or inexpensive?
What is inexpensive?
Why does Xan hide the truth from Luna?
What is to protect her?
This step focuses on improving ideas and organization.
What is revising?
The cat and the dog (is / are) playing.”
What is are?
What is are?
This genre tells a real person’s life story.
What is a biography?
Which word shows stronger fear: scared or terrified?
What is terrified?
What begins to happen later in the novel?
What is people start questioning the system?
This step focuses on fixing grammar and spelling.
What is editing?
Which is correct?
“The teacher or the students (is / are) here.”
What is are?
Name two genres that use facts and real information.
What are expository and biography?
Explain the nuance between look and stare.
Look = normal glance
Stare = long, intense look
What is the final central idea of the novel?
What is love and truth are stronger than fear and lies?
This final step is when you share your writing with others.
What is publishing?
Fix the sentence:
“The team are winning.”
What is The team is winning?