ANEZZ
Every paragraph should start with this.
What is an Argument?
Informative and relevant, this genre uses sources to back up its claims and headlines to grab readers' attention.
What is journalism?
The types of books we read in ELA, these focus on big themes and messages and are rich in figurative language.
What is literary fiction?
What we annotate for when we read non-fiction.
What is a claim?
What the character says or uses.
What is speech?
Every paragraph should end in this.
What is a clincher?
Delivered by a single person, these are meant to convince an audience or call them to action.
What are speeches?
Set in a potential dark future, these stories comment on current social/technological issues and imagine how they could go awry.
What is dystopian fiction?
What we annotate for when we read fiction or poetry.
What is theme?
How the character is described.
What are looks?
What is a Zoom In and Zoom Out?
Focusing on a single individual, these books tell their life story.
What are biographies?
Set in imaginary worlds, these books are full of magic and wonder.
What is fantasy?
What we write at the top of a text before we begin reading.
What is a title jot?
What the character does.
What are actions?
What the E in ANEZZ stands for.
What is "Explain It?"
Unlike traditional non-fiction, these books use the techniques of fiction to tell their true life tale.
What is narrative non-fiction?
Set in a far future or a near future rich with technology, these stories imagine where innovation may take humanity.
What is science fiction?
What we write at the bottom of the page once we are done reading a text.
What is an end note?
The character's internal debate.
What are thoughts?
While not part of ANEZZ structure, this type of sentence is a great way to start your paragraphs.
What is a hook?
Non-fiction authors use this technique to address their opponents and strengthen their arguments.
What is concession and refutation?
For half points, will accept "counterclaim."
This type of writing is essentially one long metaphor.
What is an allegory?
What is figurative language?
How the character is perceived by others.
Effect on others