Argumentative Writing
Skills
Vocabulary
To Kill a Mockingbird
To Kill a Mockingbird
100

Is this a good thesis statement? Why or why not? "I believe that going for a walk can help to clear my mind." 

No. You should not use "I believe" and there aren't three reasons provided. 

100

"She shined like a star." What is this an example of? 

Simile

100

in a clam or peaceful way

placidly

100

Who do Jem and Scout plan to send a message on a fishing pole to? 

Boo Radley

100

Where did To Kill a Mockingbird take place?

Maycomb, Alabama

200

What is the acronym you should use in your body paragraphs? What do those letters stand for? 

I.C.E. - Introduce, Cite, Explain/Evaluate

200

"She is a star." What is this an example of? 

Metaphor

200

to make someone feel better

mollify

200

Who catches them? 

Atticus

200

What decade did To Kill a Mockingbird take place? 

1930's

300

What are the three rhetorical appeals used in arguments? 

Ethos, Pathos, Logos

300
A repeated reference or visual of shattered glass is an example of what? 

Motif

300

not clearly understood or expressed

obscure

300

What happens to Miss Maudie's house? 

It burns down. 

300
Who brings a bag of hickory nuts to pay Atticus for his services? 

Walter Cunningham

400

What are the components of a good argument? There are four. 

Claim, reason, evidence, counter-argument. 

400
Are symbols, motifs, similes, and metaphors examples of literal language or figurative language? 

Figurative

400

using few or precise words to express an idea

succinct

400

How is Atticus' parenting style described? 

patient and understanding

400

What is said to be illegal to kill in To Kill a Mockingbird?

a mockingbird

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