Writing Knowledge
Your writing is trash without this.
What is evidence?
a comparison using "like" or "as"
What is a simile?
the name of Tate's principal
Who is Mr. Shackle?
most important
What is cardinal?
the best show ever created
What is The Office?
Media sources often are tainted with ___, which is another word for prejudice.
What is bias?
a comparison between two things
What is a metaphor?
the names of our four guidance counselors
Who are Ms. Mills, Ms. Moore, Ms. Willis, and Mr. Stanhope?
to show or feel understanding for another's feelings or problems
What is empathize?
the name of Ms. Kemp's dog
Who is Roscoe?
If you don't cite your sources, it's called ___, ya thief.
What is plagiarism?
an extended metaphor, such as "Animal Farm"
What is an allegory?
where Aggies get run over between classes
What is The Triangle?
to reach a conclusion through logic and reasoning
What is infer?
the only flavor latte that matters
What is caramel?
the opposing argument which an author should address and prove wrong
What is a counterargument?
an exaggeration
What is hyperbole?
the best Tate meme page ever
What is @shackattackmemes?
very destructive or harmful
What is pernicious?
thresher sharks...makos...nurse sharks...whale sharks...hammerheads...I mean honestly there are just so many fun ones
the term for how an author shuts down a counterargument
What is a rebuttal?
giving human characteristics to nonhumans
What is personification?
the full name of J. M. Tate
Who is James Madison Tate Sr.?
comfort or relief during times of sorrow or distress
What is solace?
the name of the man whose portrait covers Ms. Kemp's normal classroom
Who is Bob Saget?