Grammar
Rhetorical language
Literary elements
Writing
Poetry
100

If an "independent" clause is a complete sentence, then a _______ clause is NOT a complete thought/sentence...

ex: Whenever the train is coming, 

Besides the blue sweater, 


What is a dependent clause?

100

Metaphorical language used to compare two things while using, LIKE or AS

what is a simile?

100

How can you identify theme of a text?

After reading, you need to identify the main idea and think about what the overall message is trying to say.
100

Not a thesis statement, but a ____ sentence that will be representing what that body paragraph will be about. 

How do you create a topic sentence?

100

What is iambic pentameter?

A rhythm structure commonly found in English poetry. Each group has 5 metrical feet: a unstressed syllable then a stressed one.  

200

When a noun is being described by two adjectives, they are called...?

 (hint: You know they are ____ adjectives because you can swap their order, and the sentence still makes sense)

ex: That blue, soft sweater is one of my favorites to wear during the winter. 

What are coordinate adjectives?

200

This type of writing is a way to connect writing with your 5 senses...

What is sensory language?

200

Identifying the time period, location on the map, weather, details that set the scene for the text...

ex: One gloomy night, the storm was banging on the wooden roof as we hid in the old, creaky house.  

How can you identify setting?

200

What are some methods of indirect characterization in a passage?

speech, thoughts, actions, effect on others, looks 

200

The flow of the sound(beats) are known as...

The repetition of that pattern is known as..

What is rythm?

What is meter?

300

this is type of detail you would use to support your topic sentence and back up your claim while writing

What is facts or data?

300

What persuasive technique involves persuading the audience to do something because many other people are doing it.

What is Bandwagon?

300

____ characters change throughout the story line (plot), they are usually the main characters and most likable to the audience

What are DYNAMIC characters?

300

what is the correct order of elements for a plot diagram?

What is exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, and resolution?

300

What type of poem is written using non-rhyming lines?

what 

What is Blank Verse?

400

What makes up a compound-complex sentence?

what are TWO INDEPENDENT CLAUSES?

400

A reference to a cultural, historical, or literary person, place or event. 

ex: My laptop has a Trojan Horse!

What is an allusion?

400

____ characters stay the same, and do not change throughout the story. 

What are STATIC characters?

400

Is this an example of passive or active voice?

ex: Debra was caught in the spider web.

What is Passive voice?

400

What is the difference between an elegy and a ballad?

An elegy is a lyrical poem that is used to morn over someone's death, while a ballad is more of a singing narrative poem.

500

Signal Words and Phrases like these are an example of what text structure?

  • likewise, similarly
  • on the other hand
  • although, however
  • in contrast, as opposed to
  • both
  • different from
  • either . . . or

What is Compare and Contrast?

500

You should choose your tone, word choice, style, and other writing factors based on who your ____ is.

 Audience

500

what are the different types of Author's Purpose?

What is to express, to inform, to persuade, to instruct, to entertain?

500

List the steps involved in the writing process:

1. prewriting

2. outlining

3. drafting

4. reviewing

5. revising

6. proofreading

7. publishing

500

The number of feet in a line is called what?

What is a meter?