Writing Style
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BCC, or blind carbon copy
This style of writing avoids using first person language and contractions.
Academic or formal writing
Scout's role in the infamous Maycomb pageant
What is a ham?
The sheriff of Maycomb county
Who is Heck Tate?
An appeal to emotions
What is pathos?
What are the three types of sentence structure discussed in class?
Simple sentences, compound sentences, complex sentences
A thesis statement should include three of these.
What are supports?
The symbol of innocence in To Kill a Mockingbird
What is a mockingbird?
Scout's 1st grade teacher
Who is Miss Caroline?
An appeal to ethics or credibility
What is ethos?
What type of sentences are created by combining clauses using a semi-colon or FANBOYS conjunction?
Compound sentence
A complete and correct MLA citation has two parts. What are those two parts?
In-text citation and works cited entry
List three descriptions of setting for To Kill a Mockingbird
Maycomb, Alabama (Deep South)
1930's
The Great Depression
Jim Crow South
Gender Inequality
Atticus initially believed they killed someone on the way home from the pageant
An appeal to logic
What is logos?
What type of sentence is created by combining an independent and dependent clause?
Complex Sentence
List the elements of an MLA heading in order.
Student Name
Teacher Name
Course
Date
Alternating between two or more languages, or language varieties, in the context of a single conversation.
What is code switching?
Who is Dolphus Raymond?
SOAPSTone stands for?
Speaker, Occasion, Audience, Purpose Subject, Tone
What type of clause is this?
"After the rain came"
Dependent clause
List the six components of a strong body paragraph in order.
Topic Sentence
Context for your textual evidence
Textual evidence
Page reference
Analysis
Concluding/Transition Sentence
This type of bush can be found in Mrs. Dubose's front yard.
Suffered a beating from Scout after insulting her father.
Who is Cousin Francis?
These rhetorical devices acknowledge a potential weakness and offer a persuasive solution.
What are counterargument and refutation?