11 Sentence Formula
What is concrete detail?
A piece of hard evidence
What's Juliet's last name?
Capulet
Why is this format used?
To help readers better understand and reference the text. Also to learn organized writing.
Phobia?
Fear of
Who does everyone fear?
Boo Radley
What is commentary?
Where you write a piece of your opinion or thoughts in the 11 sentence paragraph
What's Romeo's last name?
Montague
What are some things this format requires?
1) Use an easily readable font like 12 pt Times New Roman.
2) Set 1-inch page margins.
3) Apply double line spacing.
4) Include a four-line MLA heading on the first page.
5) Center the paper's title.
6) Indent every new paragraph ½ inch.
Logy?
Study of
Who is more of the hero-type guy in the story?
Atticus Finch
What is the 11-sentence paragraph?
Topic Sentence
Concrete Detail
Commentary
Commentary
Concrete Detail
Commentary
Commentary
Concrete Detail
Commentary
Commentary
Conclusion
Who was Juliet supposed to marry?
Paris
How do you double-space an essay or narrative?
Go to the top of the toolbar and click format then, press spacing and click double space.
Phil?
Love
What is the moral of this story?
The Coexistence of Good and Evil
Give a good definition of a topic sentence.
A sentence that starts the narrative and gives an overview of the topic being discussed.
Who was Romeo lovesick from?
Rosaline
What's the definition of MLA format?
MLA format is a style of crediting sources you use to write a paper.
Pod?
Foot
Who was the man Atticus Finch defended?
Thomas (Tom) Robinson
What's the difference between commentary and a conclusion?
Commentary is more of an elaborated opinion on your concrete detail. A conclusion is a sentence at the end of a narrative that sums up the whole topic that was discussed.
What was the main plot of this story?
A long-aged blood feud between two powerful families erupts into bloodshed due to Romeo and Juliet falling in love.
What does MLA stand for?
Modern Language Association
Tomy?
Who attacks Scout and Jem on their way back from the pageant?
Bob Ewell