Grammar
A person, place, thing, or idea
What is a noun?
The attitude that the speaker has toward the subject he/she is speaking about
What is tone?
This comes at the end of your essay or project and lists the sources you used along with a short summary of why you used it.
What is an annotated bibliography?
The 3 types of essays we have written so far
What are narrative, argumentative, and expository?
The three types of rhetoric
What are ethos, pathos, logos?
A noun that shows possession with an apostrophe s
What is a possessive noun?
The atmosphere or feeling created by a piece of writing
How an author develops a character over time in a story
What is characterization?
The names for each of the paragraphs in an essay
What are the introduction, body 1, body 2, body 3, and the conclusion?
This type of rhetoric has to do with authority and establishing one's reputation in order to persuade the audience.
What is ethos?
A group of words that has a complete thought, capitalized letter at the beginning, and ending punctuation
What is a complete sentence?
Something that stands for something beyond itself
What is symbolism?
The turning point of the story
What is the climax?
This serves as the outline for your essay and refers to the prompt
What is a thesis statement?
To persuade
What is the purpose of rhetoric?
A word that stands for a noun
What is a pronoun?
This is when the unexpected or the exact opposite of what is expected happens.
What is situational irony?
This is what sets of the rising action
What is conflict?
Gives evidence or explains your topic in a paragraph
What is a supporting detail?
Example: If you don't buy this life insurance, your entire 4 member family will die!
What is pathos?
The correct version of this sentence:
a) The student's text me about what they will be eating for dinner.
b) The students texted me about what they will be eating for dinner.
What is B?
The three types of irony
What are situational, verbal, and dramatic?
Where the loose ends are tied up and where the conflict is usually resolved or accepted
What is the resolution?
A source that is believable and legitimate, with professional and verifiable information
What is a credible source?
An example of ethos
What is __________________________________________________________________________________?