Vocabulary
Evil
What is heinous?
This author married his cousin
Who is Edgar Allan Poe?
A startling fact or shocking statement
What is an attention grabber?
Heading, captions, glossary, side bar - these are all part of...
What is text feature?
Three column T-chart to show what you know, what you want to learn, and what you've learned
What is a K-W-L chart
A rude or uncaring remark
What is curt or flippant?
Jason Kim's Korean name
What is Jun Hyuk
Using the same word or phrase over and over
What is repetition?
One sentence that states a conclusion or argument that 2 reasonable people can discuss
What is a thesis statement?
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What is Plicker?
Opposite of end
The jazz musician that Greg meets in an abandoned building.
Who is Lemon Brown?
Asking questions that don't have or need answers
What are rhetorical questions?
The attitude the author has towards the subject, setting, or character
What is author's tone?
A student-led small group discussion based on questions off a mentor text
What is a Socratic Seminar?
Feeling robust and strong
What is hale and hearty?
Killed an old man because of the old man's vulture eye
Who is the narrator?
A short statement, proverb, or wise saying that makes a point.
What is aphorism?
An untrustworthy storyteller who can deceive or misguide forcing readers to question storyteller's credibility
What is an unreliable narrator?
A defense plea to determine if person who committed the crime is mentally capable of understanding their actions.
What is an insanity plea?
Opposite of occasional or sometimes
What is inveterate?
The three slam poets of "Unforgettable"
Who are Patrick, George, and Elizabeth?
Vivid examples, details, and images used to engage the audience's emotions and appeal to audience's values and beliefs.
What is pathos?
A type of nonfiction category where literary elements are infused in the retelling of events and writer’s style is as important as the topic
What is literary nonfiction?
Connecting vocabulary words using six-sided "cards"
What's hexagonal thinking?