The Art of Argument
The House on Mango Street
Figuring out Figurative Language
Get it Write
Mixed Bag
100

When an argument favors one side unfairly or presents misleading information.

What is bias?

100

This is what Esperanza compares her great-grandmother to.

What is a horse?

100

This type of comparison doesn't use "like" or "as".

What is a metaphor?

100

This is the difference between theme and theme statement.

What is:

-"theme is one to a couple words long, while a theme statement is a complete sentence?"

-"a theme statement is the author's interpretation of/position on the theme?"

100

Esperanza considers her very beautiful.

Who is Sally?

200

Without evidence, a claim is just this.

What is an opinion?

200

This is where certain students could eat in school.

What is the canteen?

200

Identify the figurative language used here:

The wind whispered through the trees.

What is personification?

200

A vignette lacks this.

What is a traditional plot structure?

200
This text feature defines unknown words.

What is a glossary?

300

This can be seen in different forms such as art, film and music, and assists in argument.

What is social commentary?

300
Darius compares a cloud to this.

Who is God?

300

This is a contradiction to reality. 

What is irony?

300

This point of view focuses on all characters' thoughts and actions.

What is third person omniscient?
300

Statistics and facts are used for evidence.

What is logos?

400

This is the relationship between the speaker, context, and audience.

What is the rhetorical triangle?

400

This is the earliest street Esperanza remembers living on.

What is Paulina?

400

A literal object is used to represent a figurative object or idea.

What is symbolism?

400

Identify the sentence structure used here:

I went to the beach yesterday, and it was really hot.

What is a compound sentence?

400

This type of hook uses a short and captivating story to grab the reader's attention. 

What is an anecdote?

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