Parts of an essay
The 3 ways to engage the reader?
What are; saying, question, and definition.
The acronym used to ANALYSE poetry.
Bonus: The dual meaning of the "T" is..
What is "SIFT"
What is "Theme" and "Tone"
The first thing you do when looking at a text.
What is highlight the title, author and type of text.
The 3 types of genres in response writing
What are; "Expository, Narrative, and Persuasive"
In the realm of poetry an "aside" is...
What is a break in the main play where a character is speaking to another without the consciousness of the other characters.
The amount of paragraphs in a proper ECR (minimum)?
Bonus points: The name of these paragraphs are...
What is 4
What are; introduction, body 1, body 2 and conclusion.
The writer forges their poem in the shape of the object in which the poem is about, to identify this the reader should properly ANALYSE the poem's...
What is structure
You must always read this to gain information about a text as well as an author.
What is the background
Write a response from the perspective of a hummingbird
What is narrative
The 5 parts that make up a plot diagram are
What are; Exposition, Rising action, Climax, Falling action, Resolution
A "call to action" is...
What is a lesson to be learned from your response or you asking the reader to do something.
The writer states "life for me ain't been no crystal stair" This is an example of.
What is figurative language.
extra point (What is a metaphor)
An inference is defined as...
An educated guess based on text evidence and prior knowledge
"Write a response detailing the differences between Macbeth and his wife"
The genre of this prompt is...
What is expository writing.
As I enter the bus and swipe my pass, I recall the countless times I begged my father to allow me to do it. I recall his humorous tone and the rasp in his voice when he would reply "maybe when you're older."
This text represents what type of plot?
"What is Non-linear"
This type of text evidence is needed for your response to be valid.
What is relevant text evidence.
When a poet immerses the reader into their writing, they are utilizing which literary device
What is "Imagery"
When encountering informational text you should expect to see this graph feature in bold before specific paragraph.
bonus: what purpose does this feature serve?
What is a "Sub heading"
Provides the reader with a concise title as to what the following paragraph(s) will be about.
In persuasive writing you are required to have a section that addresses your counterclaim. This is called a...
What is a "Rebuttal"
A term for characters that are polar opposites, allowing for their opposing traits to shine through.
What is "Character Foil"
This is the term used when you put your thesis in concluding form.
What is rephrased thesis.
"Our deepest fear is not that we are inadequate.
Our deepest fear is that we are powerful beyond measure.
It is our light not our darkness that most frightens us.
We ask ourselves, who am I to be brilliant, gorgeous,
talented and fabulous?
Actually, who are you not to be? "
The theme of this poem is..
What is "Dare to be great" (or any relevant answer)
The picture usually located under the title is called a _______ feature.
What is Graphic
Turn the following prompt into a question:
"Write an Explanatory essay about one aspect of technology and its impact on humanity"
Bonus: Provide a position
"What is one aspect of technology that impacts humanity"
Bonus: "One aspect of technology that impacts humanity is"
(Cynthia alone in her room)
"I wonder if he really loves me. How could he if he could do what he did. I don't understand why I feel this way."
In the context of a play this would be considered...
What is a Soliloquy