Mango Street
Argument Essays
Presenting
Writing
Vocabulary
100

Where is the House on Mango Street set?

Chicago

100

Is an academic argument based on feelings and emotion?

No.

100

Name 3 things that make a good presenter.

Eye contact, confident body language, clear voice, good pronunciation, smiles.

100

What punctuation tells us these are not my words.

"Quotation marks"

100

Comments from other people that make your work better. 

Feedback

200

Who wrote The House on Mango Street?

Sandra Cisneros

200

What do you call the paragraph giving the opposite opinion?

Counter claim

200

What helps us avoid reading from the screen?

Flash cards

200

"This means" or "this shows" is for claim, evidence or reasoning?

Reasoning

200

To put something in your own words, to make it clearer.

Paraphrase

300

Sandra Cisneros is _______ American.

Mexican

300

What do you write first when you are planning your essay?

Thesis (claim + 3 reasons)

300

Name 2 ways you can practice for a presentation.

Record your voice, present in front of a partner or group.

300

Which annotation symbol means "this is interesting"?

Exclamation mark!

300

To sum up a lot of information in a few words or sentences.

To summarize

400

Who is the protagonist (main character)?

Esperanza

400

What are the 3 parts of a body paragraph?

Claim, Evidence & Reasoning

400

Name 2 ways you can show respectful listening.

Face the presenter, do not talk, repeat the words they teach us.

400

Name a transition word you can use instead of "secondly"

Additionally/ moreover/ furthermore

400

To mark a text with different symbols as you read

Annotate

500

What do you call the small chapters or stories?

Vignettes.

500

When you say why the opposite opinion is wrong, it is the...

Rebuttal

500

How can you check the correct pronunciation of a word?

Use Google Translate's speaker icon (or ask an English speaker.)

500

Name a transition word you can use instead of "thirdly"

Lastly, finally, in conclusion.

500

What is the word for "a cup of tea" in British English?

A cuppa

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