Parts of an essay
Sums up the major points of an essay in a sentence.
What is a thesis?
An essay based on true events or ideas
What is non fiction?
Sums up the major points of an essay in a sentence.
What is a Thesis?
The type of citing used in Middle school.
What is Modern Language Association, or MLA citing?
A period, comma, semi colon.
What is puncuation?
The part of an essay that leads the reader to the correct understanding of all the ideas to the end.
What is a conclusion?
A story based on an event in the authors life.
What is a narrative?
Something that gets the reader to be interested in the rest of the essay.
What is The hook?
The author, the title, the publisher and date, the edition
What is parenthetical citing?
The person who does the writing.
What is an author?
The part of the essay that lists the sources of a non fiction paper
What is a bibliography?
A story that is not true.
What is fiction?
The part of the paragraph that allows readers to take a break between thoughts or ideas.
What is puncuation?
What you write if you do not have the authors name.
What is Author Unknown?
A person who absorbs the written material
What is a reader?
The part of the essay that begins with the thesis.
What is an introduction?
A story that usually has elements of other life forms, magic, and a tragic problem.
What is fantasy?
An example of a point made in a paragraph
What is evidence?
The type of punctuation used in parenthetical citing in the body of the essay.
The puncuation needed for a list of items.
What is a colon?
This part of the essay tells of the major points, usually three or more paragraphs.
What is a body?
The kind of essay that has a thesis, 3 or more major points, and leads a reader to a specific conclusion based on evidence.
What is expository essay?
Copying or using something that is not common knowledge without saying where it came from
What is plagerism?
Citing a peice of evidence, not word for word, using generalities but still not common knowledge.
What is summerizing?
A mistake in spelling or word usage.
What is a grammatical mistake?