Persuasive
What is the start of a persuasive argument?
What is...A Claim
True or False, Expository is a step by step guide to something
What is... False
What type of procedural text is this?
1- Gather all the required ingredients
2- Preheat oven to 350
3- Mix all listed ingredients for 2 minutes with electric mixer
What is...a recipe
What is...a comma
"Teenagers should not be able to date before 18."
What is...a claim
List two persuasive techniques that can be used
What is...Ethos, Pathos, or Logos
True or False, Expository texts are commonly found in fictional novels and plays
Give an example of one for either answer you choose
What is...False
examples: Articles, Essays, etc.
A Procedural text tries to convince you to do or make something
What is...False/no
What type of sentence is this...
"We'll go to the movies tomorrow."
What is...either Shakira or Jlo
Give the classroom an example of evidence to back up an argument
what is... something with facts, numbers, statistics, personal anecdote etc.
List 2 types of expository texts
What is...an article, essay, newspaper
What is...directions
What is wrong with this sentence?
that girl tiffany told me she was going to get you're backpack.
What is...capitalization of T in That and Tiffany, wrong 'your', commas needed
When everyone is doing something, so you feel like you also have to do it.
What is...bandwagon technique
What is the second part of a persuasive argument?
What is...Reasons
"I often wondered how the country would recover from the devastating flames that ruined thousands of homes in less than a week."
What is...Yes
It shares some information about something
A procedural text tells you how to do or make something by informing you on the topic.
What is...True
What do you need to do when beginning a new paragraph in an essay?
What is...enter, indent, capitalize first letter of sentence.
Facts, numbers, and information can be very convincing
What is...logos
Choose a paper from the bowl at Ms. D's desk, you must then argue using the topic/stance on the paper. You have 30 seconds, make sure to use the steps!
What is...an argument using Claim, Reasons, Evidence, Counterargument
Choose a paper from the bowl at Ms. D's desk, you have 30 seconds to come up with an Expository statement with your group.
What is... a statement that has information about that topic
Grab a paper from the bowl at Ms. D's desk, you and your group have 30 seconds to come up with instructions/directions on the topic you picked. It must be detailed and you MUST have more than 3 steps.
What is...Step by step
What is...irritated, angry, bothered, miffed, irked
A reference to a famous person, text, place
What is...Allusion