Literary Elements
Fiction and Non-Fiction
Author's Viewpoint
Rhetoric and Argument
The Research Process
100

The "C" in RACES stands for?

Cite Evidence

100

These are literary works that are created from the imagination.

Fiction

100

This is the author's feelings, attitudes, or beliefs about a topic or idea.

Author's viewpoint

100

He was the father of rhetoric- the art of persuasion

Aristotle

100

This is the process of investigating a topic to discover new information, analyze data, or form conclusions based on evidence.

The Research Process

200

Who wrote the short story " The Story of an Hour" (complete name)

Kate Chopin

200

These are broad genres of writing that is based on factual information and real events

Non-fiction

200

These are the author's preferences that may potentially cloud his or her judgment on a particular topic

Bias

200

A rhetorical strategy that appeals to the speaker's authority and credibility

Ethos

200

What is the first step in research?

Choose a Topic

300

This the pattern of the a poem's end rhymes

Rhyme Scheme

300

This subset of nonfiction focuses on the life story of a particular person that is written by another author.

Biography

300

 These refer to statements, arguments, or points that are clearly stated and straightforward, leaving no need for inference/ interpretation.

Explicit statements

300

This a genre of writing that requires you to investigate a topic; collect, generate, and evaluate evidence; and establish a position/claim on the topic.

Argumentative Writing

300

_________ are original, first-hand sources/ materials from the time of the event.

Primary Sources

400

The highest point of the plot that involves the turning point of the story.

Climax

400

A type of non-fiction that reports current, up-to-date events, issues, and trends, that may or may not be of relevance to the general public.

Journalism

400

These are statements when an author gives implied or suggested hints (assumptions) at their viewpoint rather than stating it directly.

Implicit Statements

400

An engaging statement written to capture the reader's attention in an essay

Essay hook or "hook"

400

A statement that shows exactly what your paper will be about, and will help you keep your paper to a manageable topic. 

Thesis Statement

500

Using objects, characters, and events to represent deeper meanings

Symbolism

500

A type of non-fiction, these are formal, scholarly works based on facts and research contributing to a field of study designed to instruct readers on a particular topic.

Academic Texts

500

Is the bias explicit or implicit?

"People who care about the environment would never drive gas-guzzling cars."

Implicit

500

A captivating statement written at the end of an essay

Clincher

500

In an MLA citation, what information comes first in the "Works Cited" entry?

Author's name, ( last name and initials)

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