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100

What are the four steps to the writing process?

Outline, first draft, revision, and final draft

100

What does ANT stand for? When is it used? (Double points)

Attention grabbing sentence, necessary information, and thesis - used in the introduction of speeches and essays

100

What is a free-verse poem?

A poem without any rules / written naturally

100

Give an example of pathos.

[says something that tugs at the reader/listeners heartstrings]

100

What is a narrative poem?

A poem that focuses on telling a story 

200

What is a rhetorical appeal? (Definition)

A device used in persuasive writing to help convince readers 

200

Give an example of personification

[says something that gives a non-human thing human traits]

200

What is ethos? 

a rhetorical appeal used in persuasive writing to establish the moral character or expertise of the speaker 

200

When would you use an em-dash in dialogue? 

To show characters being cut off or cutting themselves off 

(ex: "I never said - I mean, I would never say something like that ever.") 

200

Define imagery

 vivid description that is typically artistic / abstract - meant to put a picture in the audience's head

300

Who is Mary Oliver?

A poet that writes about nature 

300

What is a couplet?

When a stanza has two lines

300

What is an allusion?

indirect references to other texts, people, quotes, history to give deeper meaning to a piece of writing

300

What is a colon used for?

To introduce a list 

300

What is logos? 

a rhetorical appeal used in writing to establish the objective information of the subject of writing; facts, figures, research

400

What is a sonnet?

a 14 line poem with the rhyme scheme of ABAB CDCD EFEF GG - typically written in iambic pentameter

400

Name all 6 steps of Freytag's pyramid 

exposition, inciting incident, rising action, climax, falling action, resolution

400

What are the three most important things to keep in mind when creating a character? 

Personality, motivation, and backstory 

400

What are the three steps to writing a creative non-fiction piece?

observation, narration, insight 

400

Name the reasons why someone would enjamb the lines of a poem

emphasis, double/hidden meaning, timing

500

What are some things a writer can do to diversify their character's dialogue? 

jargon, slang, consider the character's origin, temper, volume and speaking habits 

500

What is an epistole poem?

A poem written as a letter to another person

500

Say one thing you learned about yourself as a writer after taking this class

[yay]

500

Place one semicolon, one comma, and one period in the following sentence: 

The winter storm knocked out power to the entire neighborhood consequently the residents had to rely on firewood and heavy blankets to stay warm

The winter storm knocked out power to the entire neighborhood; consequently, the residents had to rely on firewood and heavy blankets to stay warm.

500

Name all eleven steps to the hero's journey 

wake up in the ordinary world, call to adventure, refusal of the call, crossing the threshold, meet the mentor, allies + enemies + tests, innermost cave, the ordeal, reward/resurrection, road home, return with elixir