Structure
The standard heading for a paper or assignment.
What is an MLA format heading?
KWO stands for
What is Key Word Outline?
Where the writer gets information for creative writing.
The introduction lists the topics in this order.
What is the order the topics appear in the essay?
The topic clincher rule
What is "the topic sentence and the clincher sentence must repeat or reflect 2-3 key words."
The 5 dress ups.
What is ly, strong verb, quality adj, who/which www.asia.b?
The goal number of facts per point in an outline from a single source
What is 3-5 facts per source?
The questions a writer asks him or herself?
What are the big 6:
who,
what,
when,
where,
why, &
how?
The conclusion includes these 3 elements.
What are: restate topics, MOST, and why?
The order of body paragraphs in a Persuasive essay.
What is: CON, Neutral, PRO?
The 6 sentence openers.
What are subject, preposition, ly, -ing, clausal, and vss?
The goal number of facts per paragraph for a research paper
What is 5-7 facts?
The "bonus" questions when writing from a picture.
What are:
before and after
invisible and outside ?
The reasons we begin with an attention getter and end with an essay with what is most improtant.
What are to hook the reader and to leave the reader with what we consider to be the core idea of the essay?
The last sentence in the introduction for a Persuasive Essay.
What is to make the question clear? or What is to ask a clearly worded question?
The way to tell the difference between prepositional and clausal openers.
What is clausal openers have a verb
The easiest way to make sure your KWO makes sense
What is to say your KWO out loud before writing it?
The questions a writer asks him or herself to write about the setting and introduce the characters
What are who, when and where?
Every fact in the paragraph must support and relate to this.
What is the topic sentence?
The final job of the conclusion.
What is to call the reader to action?
An example of a decoration.
What is 3 sss, alliteration, question, or metaphor/simile?
The reason we limit a KWO to 3 words per point
What are the 3 things it forces: 1. to think about the source, 2. to figure out what is most important, and 3. to put it in your own words?
The questions a writer asks him or herself when writing the rising action (conflict or problem).
What are: what do the characters think, what do they say, what do they do? What do the characters want or need?
The reason we reflect (use synonyms for) instead of repeat key words in a paragraph.
What are so we sound like we fully understand the topic, and have a big vocabulary (ie-- are smart)?
The 3 ways to give credit to a source in research or literary analysis essays.
What are: citing sources with parenthetical citations, include a works cited page, and include a bibliography?