This is the acronym Mrs. Bruce taught for finding the author's point of view.
What is an PIE
P ersuade
I nform
E vidence
What is TAPE?
T ask
A udience
P urpose
E vidence
Acronym when writing about visual topics (paintings, etc)
What is CITES
C olor
Imagery
T heme
E mphasis
S pace
What is recommended you need to include in your conclusion paragraph:
A- Significance of the topic, B- restatement of claim,
C- Reveal unanswered questions D- Call-to-action
What is,
A- Significance of the topic, B- restatement of claim,
C- Reveal unanswered questions D- Call-to-action
What are the three components that need to be in an introduction paragraph?
What is a hook, background information, and a claim/thesis.
Acronym when writing about a speech / text.
What is SS AAATE
S peaker Subject
A udience A rgument A ppeals (ethos, pathos, logos)
T one
E lements
What is missing
1. 2. evidence 3. reasoning/analysis
4. evidence 5. reasoning/analysis 6. closing sentence
What is a topic sentence / introduction / claim
What is are TWO claims that can be answered from the question: Should Lyddie sign the petition?
What is Lyddie should sign the petition AND Lyddie should not sign the petition.
Which transition word can be used to make your TURN AGAINST statement?
A- It may seem that..., B- But....,
C- This is because...., D- Finally....
What is A- It may seem that...
What do you need to do after including evidence in your paragraph?
What is provide a literal AND inferential analysis?
IT says... (information from the text)
I say... (what you already know)
And so...(combine what the text says with what you already know to make an inference)
Acronym when writing about POETRY
What is TWISTED?
T itle
W hat is it about?
I magery
S tructure
T heme
E lements
D iction
Name the 4 introductory parts of an essay in the order recommended ...
T A G
Hook
Background
Thesis (3)
Name three transition phrases...
teacher will provide correct answers