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Reading and Writing
Types of Writing
Language & Grammar
Language & Writing
Devices/Movements
100
Which type of writing is not directly stated?
What is implicit writing?
100
Which type of writing is used to offer insight to readers on a specific topic?
What is informative writing?
100
Which type of clause is able to stand on its own?
What is an independent clause?
100
What term means to reuse terms and phrases throughout your writing to emphasize your point?
What is repetition?
100

Which point-of-view uses the I, Me, We pronouns?

What is first-person?
200
What are the three forms of rhetoric?
What are ethos, logos, and pathos?
200
Which form of writing is used to influence readers to share a point of view or to take a specific action?
What is argumentative writing?
200
Which punctuation mark is used to combine to separate words or to add on a pre-fix?
What is a hyphen?
200
What term is used to describe presenting another's work as your own without offering credit that is due?
What is plagiarism?
200
Which type of conflict refers to a person's struggle within themselves?
What is internal conflict?
300

Which type of source refers to original sources of information; anything from firsthand documents, such as poems, diaries, court records, documents, and interviews to research results generated by experiments, surveys, etc?

What is a primary source?
300
What is term used for the author's stance in their argument?
What is their claim?
300
Which punctuation mark is used to combine two independent clauses?
What is a semicolon?
300
Who is the intended group or individual who will be viewing your completed work?
What is your audience?
300
Which term refers to the way you create a person (their actions, dialogue, traits, qualities, and background)?
What is characterization?
400

This usually appears at the end of your first paragraph in a research paper, and should cover only what you will discuss in your paper.

What is your thesis statement?
400
What type of tone must be used in writing in order to refrain from bias?
What is an objective tone?
400
Which type of clause cannot stand alone?
What is a dependent clause?
400
Which term means to intermingle someone else's words with your own (their ideas are attributed and credit, but without the use of direct quotes)?
What is paraphrasing?
400

Writers from this time period, including Jonathan Edwards, William Bradford, and Anne Bradstreet, share religious enlightenment and provide a history of the time.

What are Puritan writers?
500

The author uses descriptive or figurative language to create word pictures for the reader.

What is imagery?
500
What are the five parts of an argument (as taught in Ms. Caskey's class)?
What are: claim, counterclaim, concession, refutation, and call to action?
500

Which structure use similar grammatical constructions to express ideas that are related?

What is parallel structure?
500
Which term refers to the way your ideas and information are outlined in your writing?
What is organization?
500

A *lengthy* comparison between two unlike things without using the words like or as.

What is an extended metaphor?