Poetry
True or false: All poems need to rhyme
False
the purpose and point of the paragraph
main idea/central idea
the boy ran away.
What does this need?
a capital T
a comparison using like or as
simile
List 3 prefixes and their meanings
answers may vary
The "paragraph" of a poem
Stanza
the moral/lesson learned
theme
Did you see the boy run he is going to the store.
What's missing?
question mark at the end and comma after run
giving an object human qualities
personification
Effective persuasive writing or argument
Rhetoric
The space between stanza
line break
a conclusion reached by using an educated guess
inference
Which is the correct spelling?
a. acomplish
b. accomplish
c. accomplissh
d. acomplich
B
Tom taught Tina to play tennis.
alliteration
What the three rhetorical (persuasive) logos, pathos and ethos mean
Making the reader thing of something without using the actual word
Example - bright lights, wrapped presents, silver bells =
Allusion
anything that helps to prove that something is or is not true
evidence
The boy said "I am going to the store."
What tells us someone is speaking?
said and quotation marks
BOOM!
BAM!
Onomatopoeia
Where can a student find evidence to support their answer choice? How can they use it?
Get evidence from the text. Use quotation marks around it in your answer.
a 14 line poem with a couplet
sonnet
diagrams, timelines, captions, photographs, graphs, subtitles, headings
text features
Which is correct?
a. The teacher, Mr. Smith teaches 9th, 10th, and 11th grade ELA.
b. The teacher, Mr. Smith, teaches 9th, 10th, and 11th grade ELA.
c. The teacher "Mr. Smith" teaches 9th, 10th, and 11th grade ELA.
B
An exaggeration
hyperbole
What are the 3 (main) author's purposes?
persuade, inform, entertain