Definitions
Types of Writing
Grammar
SAQs
Elaboration Strategies
100
The reason the author wrote the piece of work
What is author's purpose?
100
A story
What is narrtative?
100
Where you put the comma in regards to an introductary clause
What is after the clause itself?
100
What SAQ stands for.
What is Short Answer Question?
100
Simile, Metaphor, Personifaction are examples of this.
What is figurative language?
200
To analyze the situation in order to make an education guess.
What is to infer?
200
A piece of writing focused on explaining a topic.
What is expository?
200
What FANBOYS stand for.
What is For, And, Nor, But, Or, Yet, So?
200
The first thing you need in your SAQ.
What is an assertion?
200
A percent or fact that helps prove your point.
What is a statistic?
300
The feeling and emtion behind a piece of writing.
What is tone?
300
A piece of writing aimed to make the reader change his point of view or actions.
What is persuasive?
300
Use of a semicolon to connect two independent clauses.
What is put it between the two without fanboys?
300
How you prove you are refering to the text with your answer.
What is using evidence?
300
A general situation that helps prove your point.
What is an example?
400
The main idea and universal issue within a piece of writing.
What is theme?
400
A creative piece that is meant to evoke feeling.
What is poetry?
400
someone doing something
What is active voice?
400
How you connect the evidence to your assertion.
What is commentary?
400
A short story that helps prove your point.
What is anecdote?
500
When a writer prtrays the difference in expectation and result, appearance and reality.
What is irony?
500
The normal typr of writing that you see; anything from textbooks to short fiction stories.
What is prose?
500
something being done by someone
What is passive voice?
500
Should you have more evidence or more commentary?
What is more commentary?
500
No elaboration strategy will help if your paper does not have a solid, one sentence ___________.
What is a thesis?
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