Grammar
adds clarity and structure to sentences by separating words, phrases, or clauses, indicating slight pauses, and grouping related ideas, preventing misreading.
what is a comma?
what is the purpose of an argumentative?
what is persuasion
True or false: Is this a correct citation "yo yo yo gang" (Boyd, 2024)
True
What is rising action
Rising action is when the story advances to the climax
a character that changes throughout the story
what is a round character/character development
True or False: Are these commas used properly? "Mangoes are delicious, fruity and juicy "
False - there is supposed to be a comma between "fruity" and "and"
"I don't think video games are okay."
The I
opinion is just as important as textual evidence/research
false
The most interesting or intense part of the story
Climax
A character that stays the same and does not change through the story
flat character
What is the purpose of a peroid
to close a sentance
Arguments should have explanations
true
What does the E in the "ICE" stand for
Explain
What is resolution
Where all the loose ends of the story should be tied up and the story ends
A "trait" of a character that is part of their personality
Character trait
What does a semicolon do
Connect 2 independent clauses together
What is a correct claim
It should be arguable and NOT an opinion
TRUE or FALSE: Is this cited properly: "La la la" (Roman, 2025)
FALSE- You have to use the last name NOT the first name
The part of the story where action slows down
Falling action
Who is the villain or "bad person"
Antagonist
TRUE OR FALSE: Can you start a sentence with the word "and". example:"blah blah blah. And blah blah blah"
FALSE - You cannot start a sentence with the word "and"
TRUE OR FALSE: the claim "The sky is blue" in a argumentative essay context is a good claim
FALSE - The sky IS blue and that cannot be argued
Cite or citation
The part of the story where characters are introduced and so is the setting
Exposition
Who is the main character