ACQCs & You
Parts of Speech
Essay Process
Literary Devices
Sauder Trivia
100

What does ACQC stand for? 

Assertion
Context
Quote
Commentary

100

What is the difference between an adverb and an adjective?

An adverb describes a verb
An adjective describes a noun

100

What is the first thing you do when it comes to an essay?

Read (and annotate) the prompt

100

What's the point of literary devices?

To make writing stronger, more detailed, or convey extra meaning

100

How many kids does Mr. Sauder have?

0

200

What is the minimum number of sentences required for an ACQC?

5!
(A - 1, C - 1, Q - 1, C - 2)

200

What are three examples of pronouns?

He, she, they, his, her, them...

200

What three things do all essays need?

An introduction, at least one body paragraph, and a conclusion

200

What is a simile?

A comparison using like or as

200

How old is Mr. Sauder?

33

300

What is the point of ACQC?

To provide structure to your writing and to make sure you have everything you need to fully answer a question.

300

What differentiates a proper noun from a regular noun?

A proper noun is capitalized and is the name of a specific thing

300

What should you include in a body paragraph?

ACQC!

300

What is imagery?

A detailed description that paints a picture in your head

300

What is Mr. Sauder's favorite soda?

Dr Pepper (diet or zero)
400

What is the difference between zoom in and zoom out?

Zoom in explains the quote (or an important part of it). Zoom out explains how the quote connects to the assertion.

400

What does a preposition do *and* what is an example of one?

Prepositions describe the position or relationship of a noun to something else.

Examples include: behind, beneath, over, on top of

400

What three things should an introduction include?

Your argument/assertion/claim
Background information
A preview of your reasons

400

What is structure?

How a piece of writing is built; usually intentional to convey extra meaning

400

How many different subjects has Mr. Sauder taught?

5 - Reading, Writing, History, ESL, Pre-K

500

What are *three* different items you could quote from that aren't just text?

Maps, pictures, graphs, charts, songs.

500

What does a conjunction do *and* what is an example of one?

A conjunction connects two different sentences, clauses, or nouns

Examples include: and, or, but, yet, because

500

What three things does your conclusion need to include?

An appropriate transition (in conclusion)

Your assertion restated
Your key points/reasons

500

What is personification?

When an inanimate object is given human characteristics 

500

What is the first grade Mr. Sauder ever taught?

Prekindergarten