Narratives
Unlike nonfiction text, this type of text contains "fake" or imaginary characters, settings, and events
What is fiction?
A website that is good for gathering background information but shouldn't necessarily be used as an official source
What is Wikipedia?
A person, place, or thing
What is a noun?
Our school mascot
What is a narwhal?
What is Disney Plus?
Speech between two or more characters written inside quotation marks
What is dialogue?
The three author's purposes
What is persuade, entertain, and inform?
Periods, exclamation points, question marks, commas, apostrophes, quotation marks, colons, semi-colons...
What is punctuation?
The student of the month who was next to Ms. Amanda on the Instagram bulletin board
Who is Cole?
Harry Potter's best friends
Who are Ron and Hermione?
The events in a story, organized into the exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, and resolution
What is plot?
Websites that end in these three letters are usually more credible than websites that end in .com
What is .edu or .org?
The opposite of singular nouns; nouns that end in "s" or "es"
What are plural nouns?
Our vice principal
Who is Ms. Jess?
Kim Kardashian's most recent ex-husband; also known as Ye
Who is Kanye West?
A stage toward the end of the writing process where you consider adding or deleting things from your writing or fixing spelling and grammar
What is revise and edit?
The process of organizing information from multiple sources, making connections, and forming new ideas
What is synthesizing sources?
Words that describe verbs and usually end in -ly
What are adverbs?
All of the current therapists (Hint: There are 4)
Who are Ms. Heather, Ms. Casey, Ms. Kathy, and Dr. Ken?
The new King of England
Who is King Charles III?
Variations in speech style, vocabulary, or accent among characters based on where they are from
The format we use to cite our sources in English classes
What is MLA format?
A term to describe when the action/verbs in the sentence took place; can be past, present, or future
What is verb tense?
All of the current middle school students (Hint: There are 5)
Who are Matthew, Connor, Chayton, Aiden, and Nico