Paragraph Writing
Parts of Speech
Essay Structure
Literary Devices
Miscellaneous
100

How many sentences are in a PPE paragraph?

11

100

Name for a person, place, idea, thing or animal.

Noun

100

The first and last paragraph has three parts: name at least two.

General statement, thesis statement, arguments.

100

A comparison of two unlike things using like or as.

Simile

100

In literary essays, what are proofs made up of?

Quotations

200

What does the first P in PPE stand for?

Point

200

A word that describes a noun.

Adjective

200

The name for the central argument of the essay

Thesis

200

A word picture created to appeal to the senses.

Imagery

200

Every sentence needs two things.

Subject and predicate

300

What does the E in PPE stand for?

Explanation

300

Word that modifies an adjective, verb, or adverb

Adverb

300

What are the middle paragraphs called?

Body

300

Comparison between two things.

Metaphor

300

Every quotation needs to be part of what?

One of the author's own sentences.

400

What does the second P in PPE stand for?

Proof

400

Words that connect up words, phrases or clauses

conjunction

400

What are the first few sentences of the essay called?

Hook

400

An object that represents something else, like a theme.

Symbol

400

Every sentence needs a subject and predicate, but it can also have what?

Objects (direct or indirect)

500

Name the first and last sentences of the paragraph.

Topic/Introductory, and concluding

500

A word used to show the relationship between two nearby nouns, like place and time.

Preposition
500

Name all three parts of the paragraph.

Introductory paragraph, body paragraphs, conclusion paragraph

500

Name one thing you shouldn't do in formal, academic writing. (Name a don't!)

no contractions, no slang, no first person, no casual tone, no vague words, avoid editing

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