Narrative
Informational
Writing
ELA
Comprehension
100

What is the difference between Nonfiction and Fiction?

Nonfiction is real

Fiction is fake

100

Another name for informational writing

Explanatory or expository

100

Where can you always find your background information and what your essay will be about before you begin writing?

Writers or Writing Task

100

What is the denotation of the word: Predicate

A phrase of words that goes from the verb to the next noun. 

100

This reading strategy involves using context clues to guess the meaning of unfamiliar words and make educated guesses about the passage.

Inference

200

This literary element refers to the sequence of events in a story.

Plot

200

What is a thesis?

The main idea of the essay

200

****TRIPLE POINTS QUESTION****

What is a stanza in a poem?

a grouping of lines that form a unit in a poem, a paragraph for a poem 

200

****Daily Double****

What are the direct and indirect objects in the following sentence:

The student played the guitar for the school at the talent show

direct: guitar

indirect: school

200

Key term in reading that requires the reader to break the text into parts

Anayze 

300

 This narrative technique involves interrupting the chronological sequence of events to relate earlier events.

Flashback

300

This text feature provides a brief overview of the main points in a nonfiction text.

Summary

300

Define Claim

The writer's opinion or stance on a topic
300

Is the following sentence active or passive?

The cat was chased by the dog.

Passive

300

****TRIPLE QUESTION****

The five ways you may see context clues in a text for an unfamiliar word(s)

Inference, Definition, Example, Antonym, Synonym 

400

This narrative point of view allows the narrator to know and share the thoughts and feelings of all characters.

3rd Person omniscient

400

This technique in informational writing involves using facts, statistics, and expert opinions to support claims.

Evidence or text evidence writing

400

Define Counterclaim and Rebuttal

CC: the opposing side's opinion

Rebuttal: Proving the opposing side's stance wrong or invalid. 

400

What is the prepositional phrase in the following sentence:

We drove across the country to go to the Grand Canyon.

Across the country

400

What is the difference between internal and external conflict?

Internal: inside, dealing with a problem within oneself

External: outside, dealing with a problem with an external force such as another person, society/group of people, and nature

500

 **** Daily Double****

What is third person objective in narrative writing?

The narrator stays neutral in the story, and no hidden details about the characters' thoughts or feelings are revealed.

500

****DAILY DOUBLE****

What verb mood is the following sentence: 

I wish I could go to the concert 

Subjunctive 

500

Which Verb Mood is the following sentence shifting from and to?

She loves painting, but could you help her clean up?

Hint: _______ to ________

Indicative to Interrogative 

500

Is the following italicized word (barking) a gerund, participle, or infinitive? 

The barking dog kept the neighbors awake all night.

Participle, it is being used as an adjective to describe the dog. 

500
Define the following parts: 

(ALL 3 must be correct for points)

1. Phrase

2. Independent Clause

3. Dependent Clause

1. Phrase: has a subject or a verb

2. Independent Clause: complete sentence, has both a subject and verb

3. Dependent Clause: has a subject and a verb, has a subordinating conjunction, and needs an independent clause to complete the sentence.