Literary Devices
Spontaneous
Academic Words
Types of Writing
Punctuation / Grammar
100
What does theme mean? 
The message of the text 
100
What is it called when the word sounds like a sound? 
Onomatopoeia 
100
What does analyze mean? 
It means to explain or elaborate.
100
What are five key pieces of a narrative? 

1. Having dialogue

2. Using characters / events from the text read 

3. Details with descriptive language

4. Figurative language - similes, symbolism, metaphors

5. Settings / Characterization 

100
What's wrong here: 


There hear for lunch early! 

They're (THEY ARE) here for lunch early!
200
What is the difference between a metaphor and/or simile? 
simile - like or as 


metaphor - no like or as

200
What is key when explaining theme? 
It has to be longer than one word. It needs to be a phrase explaining the message of the story!
200
What does identify mean? 
Find, recognize, or mention.
200
What does it mean to write an analysis? 
It means you are creating an argument to generate a deeper explanation of a topic. 
200

What's wrong?

They're book bags are weighed down with heavy textbooks.


What's wrong?

Their book bags are weighed down with heavy textbooks.


300
How is symbolism used in Ghost at the end of the book with the gun used to start the race? 
The gun is a symbol that reminds him of running from his father. 
300
How do you read a prompt and annotate it? Which acronym was used? 
Attack prompt

Brainstorm
Choose

300

Tell me what this prompt is really asking you.


Identify and compare and contrast the two themes, and then. Utilize essential examples which exude this theme from the two texts. 
Answers may vary.


Explain each of the two themes. Then, find the difference and similarities while using examples from the texts.

300
What are the three types of writing you will be doing? 
Narrative 


Research Simulation

Analysis

300
Two many students forget their homework.

Too many students forget their homework.

400
Explain the difference between mood and tone.

The mood is the atmosphere of the story, and the tone is the author's attitude towards the topic. 

400
What is the difference between - there, they're, and their?
there - place 


they're - they are 

their - possession 

400
What does elaborate mean?


Use it in a sentence.

Explain in great detail.


Your response is not quite developed. Can you elaborate more?

400
What is at least one acronym you can use to organize your writing? 


You must write down what each letter represents

Each letter must be explained!

1. Racer (or a version of it) 


2. PEETEY 

3. ICE 

4. PIE 

400
How do you correctly edit this piece of dialogue with punctuation? 


I ain't never been scared Randy lied under his breath

"I ain't never been scared," Randy lied under his breath.

500
Express the mood of the courtroom in TKAM.
Various answers, but they must have reasoning! 
500
Who is the author of Ghost? 
Jason Reynolds 
500

Explain what this prompt is asking you to do!

Address the problems presented in the articles, and determine a possible solution to solve these issues. Establish a clear method to accomplish this plan.
Explain the problems presented in the articles, and create a solution/plan to end the identified problems.
500
What is a hook in a narrative? 


Write a two-sentence example! 

A hook grabs the reader's attention, making them want to read more! 


Examples will vary!

500
1. What are five other dialogue tags in place of "said"?


2. Now explain why dialogue tags are important.



1. yelled, cried, lied, asked, or replied


2. Dialogue tags are important because they create more variety

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