What is the main idea/claim of a paper that generally has three main points?
100
In this essay, you show how two things are alike or different
What is Compare and Contrast? Also, what is Literary analysis?
100
What is the best team in the NFL?
What is The Minnesota Vikings?
200
What is annotating?
What is to mark up the text looking for unknown concepts, figurative language, and important points?
200
What is the most suspenseful moment in a plot?
What is the climax?
200
What is Pathos appealing to?
What is appealing to emotion?
200
In this essay, things are presented according to the order in which they happened (1st, 2nd, 3rd)
What is Time-Order or Chronological, or Sequence
200
Ms. Harms is from this state
What is Utah?
300
Define foreshadowing.
What is when an author gives clues as to something that is going to happen later in the plot?
300
What is a theme?
What is the underlying meaning of a work?
300
What is Ethos appealing to?
What is appealing to ethics/morality?
300
Which part of the essay do you put your thesis statement?
What is the end of the introductory paragraph?
300
What is Mrs. Hudson's Baby's name?
What is Oliver?
400
Inferences allow readers to understand deeper meaning. What is an example of deeper meaning?
What is the Main Idea, Author's Voice, Tone, Mood, Theme, etc.?
400
What is the difference between a simile and a metaphor?
Simile: Like/As
Metaphor: Is/Are without using Like/As
400
What is Logos appealing to?
What is appealing to logic?
400
This part of the essay summarizes all main points made.
What is the Concluding paragraph?
400
What university did Ms. Harms attend?
What is Grand Canyon University?
500
Make an Inference about Merab:
Merab is smiling as she looks at her cake glowing with candles and all of her wrapped presents.
What is Merab is happy, because it is her birthday?
500
Define Figurative Language and give 5 examples.
Fig Lang: Non-literal usage of words to emphasize point.
Metaphor, Simile, Personification, Idiom, Hyperbole, Parallelism, Analogy, etc.
500
What is the difference between a literary analysis, personal narrative, and argumentative essay?
Lit Analysis: Analyzes literature (informative)
Personal Narrative: Fiction elements (personal story), uses figurative language
Argumentative: Arguing a claim (persuasive)
500
Define: Thesis, Hook, and Topic Sentences
Thesis: Claim
Hook: Interests the audience
Topic Sentences: At the beginning of Paragraphs- introduce what the paragraph is about.
500
What University did Mrs. Hudson get her Master's degree from?