C.E.S.
Motivation
Chapter Titles
Actions and Characters
Who said?
100

The name of your assertion and main proofs of an essay.

What is the Partitio?

100

These are two parts of a problem.

What is the condition/situation and what is the consequence?

100

The name of the chapter and concept that deals with the principles of deleting meaningless words, deleting redundant words, replacing phrases with a word, and changing negatives to affirmatives.

What is concision?

100

The name of a type of word derived from a verb or adjective that should imply the action.

What is nominalization?
100

"Yet it is imperative for the Christian to achieve renunciation, to practice self-effacement, to distinguish his life from the life of the world."

Who is Dietrich Bonhoeffer?

200

Latin name for hook placed first thing in an essay.

What is an exordium?

200

These are two kinds of problems.

What are practical and conceptual?

200

The name of the chapter and concept that has two rules of thumb: Get to the subject quickly and get to the verb and object quickly.

What is Shape?

200

The main character should have this job in a sentence.

What is the subject?

200

"I am not included within the pale of this glorious anniversary. Your high independence only reveals the immeasurable distance between us."

Who is Frederick Douglass?

300

Latin name for the body of an essay.

What is the Confirmatio?

300

The musical term for the hook.

What is the prelude?

300

The name of the chapter/principle that deals with coordinated and uncoordinated balance.

What is Elegance?

300

Aside from keeping verbs close to their subjects, you should keep these close to their verbs as well.

What are objects?

300

"All national institutions of churches, whether Jewish, Christian, or Turkish, appear to me no other than human inventions, set up to terrify and enslave mankind..."

Who is Thomas Paine?

400

The Latin name for the concluding section of an essay.

What is the peroratio?

400

The musical term for amplification.

What is the coda?

400

SEntences are this when the last few words of one set up information that appears in the first few words of the next.

What is cohesive?

400
Sometimes putting the verb in this voice helps with establishing the appropriate point of view and whether your reader needs to know who is responsible for the action?

What is the passive voice?

400

"Let us not seek to satisfy our thirst for freedom by drinking from the cup of bitterness and hatred."

Who is MLK, Jr.?

500

The section in the conclusion that tells the reader about who the essay is relevant to and why that is so.

What is amplification?

500

This is the section of the essay where you state the "So What."

What is the introduction?

500

This names what all the sentences in a piece of writing add up to like a complete puzzle.

What is coherence?

500

This is when your language refers not to the substance of your ideas but to yourself, your reader, or your writing.

What is metadiscourse?

500

"In offering to you, my countrymen, these counsels of an old and affectionate friend, I dare not hope they will make the strong and lasting impression I could wish;"

Who is George Washington?

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