5 Paragraph Essay
Vocabulary
Logical Fallacy
Literary Characters
Literary Terms
100
Can be a quotation, interesting fact, or question.
What is a hook?
100
What we thought would be a small rain shower ended up being a ____________ thunderstorm!
What is colossal?
100
If I fail the exam, I'll fail 8th grade, and I'll fail at life.
What is slippery slope?
100
The peevish dentist in the Annex who often disagrees with Anne.
Who is Mr. Dussel?
100
The feeling that is intended by the author.
What is tone?
200
For example, In addition, Also, etc.
What is a transition?
200
My grandmother's casserole is the best; it's been passed down for years!
What is antiquity?
200
Information learned about a character by what the author directly states through description.
What is direct characterization?
300
Contains the main points of the essay.
What is a thesis statement?
300
Hazy, dazed, confused.
What is nebulous?
300
Most leopards enjoy wearing polkadots.
What is popularity?
300
He uses his will to fight against his fragility in order to catch the Marlin.
What is Santiago?
300
Characters who are easy to compare but whose differences make their individual personalities stronger.
What are foil characters?
400
Betty said, "love is everything" (Jones 3).
What is in-text citation?
400
Greasy, oily.
What is unctuous?
400
The new iPad is a whole lot better than the first.
What is novelty?
400
Seen as the paradigm of a young lady by everyone in the Annex.
Who is Margot?
400
Writing that reflects the slang or language of a culture or society.
What is the vernacular?
500
Another name for the main point of the paragraph.
What is an assertion?
500
Everyone stood to greet the ____________ President in order to show respect.
What is venerable?
500
The flavor of this fruit roll-up almost blew my head off!
What is hyperbole?
500
The neighbor who, much like Atticus, helps guide Scout and Jem.
Who is Miss Maudie?
500
The character that creates the action or conflict in the story.
What is the antagonist?
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