Poetry
A single row of words in a poem.
Line
To locate or find something; to point it out
Identify
The turning point of the story
Climax
Type of literature, or artistic writing, that attempts to stir a reader's imagination or emotions. Done by carefully arranging language for its meaning, sound, and rhythm.
Poetry
The main argument or thesis statement that the writer asserts and attempts to prove throughout the essay.
Claim
The repetition of similar sounds, especially at the end of lines.
Rhyme
To prove; to show that something is right
Justify
Time and Place
Setting
Type of essay that presents a clear position or stance on a specific issue and supports it with evidence and reasoning, aiming to convince the reader of the author's viewpoint.
Argumentative
Provides support for your claim and makes your stance more persuasive. (Facts, Expert Opinion, Examples, Personal Observation, Anecdote)
Evidence
A group of lines within a poem, usually set off from others by a blank line or indentation.
Stanza
To reach a decision or opinion about
Conclude
The Author's message
Theme
Type of essay that aims to educate the reader about a specific topic by presenting factual information and avoiding opinions or persuasive arguments.
Informational
Information, including dates and numerical data, that can be proven true.
Fact
To whom the piece of writing is intended/directed to. (SOAPSTone)
Audience
To tell or make known to the reader
Convey
The struggle between opposing forces. The problem in a story.
Conflict
Type of writing describing events that can happen in real life, dialogue, and conflict.
Realistic Fiction
The Opposing View
Counterclaim
Provides the emotional characteristics or attitude, of the written or verbal piece. (SOAPSTone)
Tone
To come to an opinion by reasoning from facts or observations
Infer
Series of main events which lead to the climax
Rising Action
How is an essay structured?
Intro, Body, Conclusion
Words or phrases that connect ideas, sentences, and paragraphs, creating a smoother, more logical flow in writing and making it easier for the reader to follow.
Transition Words