Writing Terminology
A unit of writing that may stand on its own or be a part of a large work.
What is a paragraph.
A group of lines similar in appearance to a paragraph.
What is a Stanza.
Objects appearing smaller or "behind" more significant objects in a visual.
What is Background.
The original chief in Lord of the Flies.
What is Ralph.
How do the boys end up on the island.
What is a plane crash.
The main idea of the paragraph.
What is a Topic Sentence.
The repetition of the same sound in two or more words.
What is Rhyme.
The main area of interest in a visual.
What is Focal Point.
The peaceful and kind boy from Lord of the Flies.
What is Simon.
What do the boys use the conch for.
What is to call an assembly.
Details in a paragraph that support or enforce the topic sentence.
What is a supporting Detail.
Language that creates pictures and sensory impressions.
What is Imagery.
A sense of energy in a visual.
What is Movement.
The only character with spectacles.
What is Piggy.
What is the beast.
What is a dead man in a parachute.
An essay that attempts to convince the reader to the writer's point of view.
What is a Argumentative Essay.
A poem that tells a story.
What is a Narrative.
The appearance of objects as having s sense of depths or distance.
What is Perspective.
Who is the first character to speak in Julius Caesar.
What is Flavius.
What is the last chapter in Lord of the Flies.
What is Cry of the Hunters
A slanted viewpoint that prevents a fair and open-minded assessment.
What is Bias.
A common form of modern poetry that does not follow a set pattern or meter.
What is Free verse.
The words that are oftentimes above a visual.
What is Title.
Who is the first to stab Julius Caesar.
What is Casca.
Who was the first to join Jack's tribe.
What is Maurice.