Vocabulary
Textbook Info
"Wild" Novel
Grammar
Writing
100

This is the attitude that an author expresses about a topic.

What is Tone?

100

This is the first stage of reading, when you look over titles, objectives, illustrations, etc.

What is prereading?

100

This is the author and main protagonist of Wild.

Who is Cheryl Strayed?

100

The verb of the following sentence:

The man in the blue jacket is my father.

What is "is"?

100

This is a way to organize your ideas into categories and subcategories, using symbols like I, II, III, or a, b, c, to organize.

What is an outline?

200

A short piece of writing that focuses on one main idea, or topic.

What is a Paragraph?

200

This is when you try to figure out if you're visual, auditory, or kinesthetic.

What is learning styles?

200

This is the name of the trail where Cheryl is taking her hike.

What is the Pacific Crest Trail or PCT?

200

The type of sentence (simple, compound, or complex) below:

Because you are my friend, I will buy you lunch.

What is complex?

200

This is what you add next to direct quotes so you know who is speaking.

What is a dialogue tag?

300

This is evidence or an argument that cannot be denied.

What is Irrefutable?

300

This is where most topic sentences of a paragraph are located.

What is at the beginning?

300

This is the name of the pet that Cheryl and Leif have to put down.

Who is Lady?

300

The main error of the following sentence:

In the morning if it is sunny.

What is a sentence fragment?

300

This is the way you organize your information when you are telling a story.

What is time order or chronological order.

400

This is a phrase or saying unique to a culture. It is "idiotic" when translated.

What is an idiom?

400

The main idea of each support paragraph is called a major detail. The examples, descriptions, and interesting information are called what?

What are minor details or supporting details?

400

This is the reason that Cheryl and Paul got divorced.

What is because Cheryl cheated on him?

400

The correct verb choice in the following sentence:

There (was, were) two children in the park.

What is "were"?

400

Writers sometimes start essays with anecdotes, a joke, a quote, or a question. What are these called?

What are attention-getters?

500

This word means to do something in a planned, careful manner.

What is methodically?

500

These are small words that guide a reader through a passage, giving the reader direction.

What are transitions?

500

This is the nickname for Cheryl's backpack.

What is Monster?

500

The verb that needs to be changed in the following sentence:

Mary sang in the choir, and when she saw her parents in the audience, she is happy.

What is "is"? (Should be was.)

500

This is the final paragraph of an essay, when you wrap everything up.

What is a conclusion?