Appeals are not __________
What are strategies/choices?
What is the point of most rhetorical devices?
What is to garner attention or emphasize
Louis' Shoes is in this language.
What is French?
This is the only thing that has to be in your introduction.
What is a thesis statement?
This is the name of the red hedgehog who runs really fast.
Who is Knuckles?
These are the 3 points of the rhetorical triangle
What are speaker, audience, and message?
This is what is meant by exigency.
What is why the text was created at the specific time that it was?
The filmmakers show us lots of examples of what life is like for Louis. This is called ______
What is exemplification?
You should try to develop this many body paragraphs?
What is three?
She has two of the top five most streamed on Spotify as of Sunday night.
Who is Sabrina Carpenter?
Speaker
Purpose
Audience
Context
Exigency
This is the most important part of each body paragraph
What is the link or connection?
Name at least two ways Louis' new school is different than his old school?
Kids are more accepting
Lighting is no longer harsh
Color and sound are toned down
Teacher is friendly
Each body paragraph should start with a clear ________
What is a topic sentence?
This was the highest grossing (made the most money) movie of 2025 so far.
What is Minecraft?
The CAT in SPACECAT stands for this.
What is
Choices
Appeals
Tone
DAILY DOUBLE
This is the point of the visual metaphor that occurs when Louis' "mind palace" starts to shake
Eacy body paragraph must do these two things
This is the basketball player with the most career NBA championships.
Who is Bill Russell?
This is the difference in purpose and argument
What is argument is the heart of what you are saying, and purpose is why you are saying it?
This is a term that means repetition at the beginning of successive (one after another) clauses?
What is anaphora?
Compare and contrast the way the filmmakers of Louis' Shoes uses examples with the way Firoozeh Dumas uses them in "The F Word"
I will accept a lot of answers here.
What is "so what"?
Who is Thomas Jefferson, Alexander Hamilton, Edmond Randolph, and Henry Knox (of fort fame)