Grammar
The subject in
None of this is your business.
What is none?
The three rhetorical appeals
What are logos, pathos, and ethos?
What is personification?
The reader is given access to the thoughts of all characters.
What is third person omniscient?
The correct title of the page that includes all works referenced
What is Works Cited?
The verb in
She's one of those professionals who really pays attention.
The people meant to receive the message
What is intended audience?
The author's attempt to appeal to the five senses
What is use of imagery?
Organization of writing by when it occurs
The proper parenthetical citation for the quote "I have no arms" taken from the fourth page of Johnny Got His Gun.
What is "I have no arms" (Trumbo 4).?
The error in
Some of my goals has yet to be met.
What is change has to have?
The reason for the piece.
What is the purpose?
The incorporation of spoken words in a story
What is dialogue?
The third item on the heading of a paper
The course
The subject(s) in
A lot of things she said was the truth.
What are a lot and she?
The five parts of the rhetorical triangle
What are speaker, occasion, audience, purpose, subject?
The two types of descriptive writing
What are impressionistic and objective?
The incorporation of thoughts progressing by idea associations
What is stream of consciousness?
The last name and page number provided on only pages after the first.
Header
The subject and verb in
There are three strawberries left.
What are strawberries and are?
The nine rhetorical modes
What are narration, description, argument, compare/contrast, process analysis, definition, cause/effect, division/classification, exemplification?
The figurative device used in "Nothing annoys me more than clicking my pen"
What is onomatopoeia?
A break in chronology to jump into the past
What is a flashback?
The correct entry for Johnny Got His Gun in a works cited page.
Trumbo, Dalton. Johnny Got His Gun. New York: Bantam Books , 1970.