How author creates MTS
Figurative Language
Rhetoric
Themes/ CI
Informational Text
100

What kind of irony can an author use to create suspense?

Dramatic Irony

100

a figure of speech in which a word or phrase is applied to an object or action to which it is not literally applicable.

Metaphor

100

Ethos 

Appeals to Credibility

100

How does the setting of the story help to develop the theme?

The setting conveys a sense of atmosphere which contributes to the theme.

100

You should maintain a formal tone and not use I in ________ & _______ writing. 

Argument 

Informative 

200

What should an author open a story with to create tension?

Strong Hook

200

Comparison using like or as

Simile
200

Pathos

Appeals to Emotions
200

What is a character's motivation?

The reason behind the character's behavior and actions in any given scene throughout the story.

200

Mechanics 2

The Writing 

* Demonstrates a consistent command of the convention of standard English (punctuation, capitalization, spelling)

* may contain a few minor errors in grammar and usage, but they do not interfere with the meaning. 

300

What is essential to create and maintain mysterious/suspenseful atmosphere?

Tone, Setting, and Diction

300

Extreme exaggeration 

Hyperbole

300

Logos

Appeals to Logic

300

How does the theme of a text emerge?

The character's actions and dialogue reveal the theme. 

300

Grammar 2

The writing establishes and maintains tone appropriate to task, purpose, and audience.

Word choice is precise, effective, and purposeful.

Sentences are fluent and varied in length and structure. 

400

How does an unreliable narrator create suspense?

You can't trust what you are being told. 

400

Giving human traits to something not human

Personification

400

Allusion

Brief reference to famous person or event

400

How does a character help to develop the theme?

The character's motivations and actions show us what the theme is. 

400

Writing Organization 4

The writing demonstrates evidence of planning and a progression that allows readers to follow.

Words, clauses, and transitions are used effectively.

The writing contains an effective introduction and conclusion that contribute to cohesiveness. 

500

How an author's structures the movement of the text is called? How does it build tension?

Pacing, it builds tension by slowing and speeding up certain parts of the story. 

500

Two opposite ideas joined to create effect.

Oxymoron

500

Anecdote 

Uses personal story to connect

500

Elements of a plot.

Setting

Characters

Rising action 

Conflict

Climax

Falling Action

Resolution

500

Development of Ideas 

The writing 

*is clear and consistently focused 

* shows a complete understand of task given 

* is fully developed using logical reasoning

* uses well-chosen evidence from text

* uses details that are specific, relevant, and accurate