Directions
The first step in writing a Text-Analysis Response
What is read the text?
This writing strategy was TikTok famous during COVID.
What is point-of-view?
This doesn't have hands, but starts off an introduction.
What is an attention-grabber?
What may pop-up if you use Chat GPT during a Test-Analysis Response?
What is unrelated detail?
Explain the BS Clause.
What is avoiding repetitive + unnecessary phrasing?
The second step in writing a Text-Analysis Response
This one isn't LIKE it's twin.
What is a metaphor?
These are all necessary in an introduction.
What is the title, author, central idea, and literary element?
What always causes an automatic 0?
What is plagiarism?
You aren't on a first name basis with the authors...
What is refer to the author using their last name?
The third step in writing a Text-Analysis Response
What is identify and analyze one writing strategy used?
Watch your ___ when speaking to your parents.
What is tone?
This dance helps one remember what a body paragraph contains...
What is topic sentence, lead-in, evidence, analysis, lead-in, evidence, analysis, summary?
This element of writing is always helpful in English class.
What is creativity?
Just like girls in middle school, tone has a ___.
What is type?
The fourth step in writing a Text-Analysis Response
What is use strong and thorough evidence to from the text support the analysis?
This name is similar to a musical instrument.
What is symbolism?
How many examples of a literary element is required?
What is 2 examples?
If the same teacher is grading all responses you shouldn't ___.
What is copy someone else?
These should NEVER be alone!!!
What are quotes?
The fifth step in writing a Text-Analysis Response
What is write a response of 2-3 paragraphs?
This one feels Fe-ic...
What is irony?
Just like in basketball, these are needed (hint: after evidence)
What are transitional phrases?
Astute #8
What is don't base the central idea on 1 paragraph?
We don't know who's writing the Text-Analysis response, so don't use these words...
What is 'I' and 'You'?