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Narrative Writing
Greek Mythology
A Christmas Carol
Argumentative Writing
Mix it up
100
The people in the story
What are the characters?
100
Introducing vocabulary words.
What is one of the techniques used to write a Greek myth?
100
The portions of the script in italics that tell the actors where to move and how to feel/react.
What are stage directions?
100
A statement that tells the reader your claim and how you will prove it.
What is a Thesis Statement?
100
A way to draw in your audience right away.
What is a hook?
200
The time and place of the story.
What is the setting?
200
The technique used to write Echo and Narcissus.
What is introducing new vocabulary words?
200
Keep Christmas in your heart all year by giving to others and being positive.
What is the theme of A Christmas Carol?
200
Support.
What does evidence need?
200
A piece of currency used in 1800's London.
What is a shilling?
300
The series of events that are experienced by the character(s) in the narrative
What is the plot?
300
Persephone's mother
Who is Demeter?
300
A state in which someone lives completely alone.
What is solitude?
300
A place to restate your thesis statement.
What is the conclusion paragraph?
300
The main idea of a piece of non-fiction or informational writing.
What is a central idea?
400
Where the conflict is resolved
What is the resolution?
400
The technique used in Hades and Persephone.
What is explaining a natural phenomenon?
400
When you have too much of something.
What is a surplus?
400
The number of paragraphs in a standard argumentative essay.
What is 5?
500
The message the author is giving to the reader through the story
What is the theme?
500
The three techniques used in writing Greek mythology
What is introducing new vocabulary, explaining a natural phenomenon and teaching a life lesson?
500
Someone who is rich lives in this state.
What is abundance?
500
A strategy used in body paragraphs that gives the other side of the argument, and then discredits it.
What is a counterclaim?
500
The God of all Gods according to Greek Mythology.
Who is Zeus?