Authors Purpose
What is "Persuade"
A person place or thing
What is Noun
A comparison using like or as
(ex. She is as tall as a tree).
What is a simile
True or False:
You can present a good argument using emotions only
What is
FALSE
How old was Anne frank when she went into Hiding
What is 13
When the author wants to provide the readers with information.
What is inform
What is verb
A comparison that does not use the words like or as
(Ex. Her eyes are a deep blue ocean)
What is a metaphor
True or False:
When beginning an argumentative essay its okay to pick any old topic
What is FALSE
What is the name of the event that happened in Europe that caused the death of 6million + Jews
What is the Holocaust
When the author wants to make the reader feel an emotion
Part 1: A word that describes a noun
Part 2: Give 3 examples of this type of word ( a word that describes a noun)
What is adjective
Assigning human characteristics to non-human objects.
Ex. That painting speaks to me
What is personification
The first paragraph of an argumentative essay is always the ...
(*Hint - starts with I)
What is introduction
How long did Anne's family stay in hiding?
What is 2 years
Please tell the authors purpose for the following Tagline:
"NIKE: JUST DO IT"
What is persuade
Part 1: A word that describes a verb
Part 2: Give 3 examples of this type of word (Hint* Usually end in LY)
What is an adverb
An expression who's meaning is different than the literal words.
Ex. That roller coaster knocked my socks off!
What is an Idiom
Name an example of 1 argumentative topic we discussed during our unit.
- Should felons be allowed to vote
-Did the school discriminate against the boy who wore makeup
What is the attic of the fathers business
Please tell the authors purpose for the following Tagline:
"Don't let big tobacco's products control your paycheck"
What is persuade
The person or "thing" that is doing the action in the sentence
What is subject
A word that sounds like what its describing:
Ex. Bam!
What is Onomatopoeia
When writing an argumentative essay, why do you have to address the opposing view point? (The opposite side)
To show the audience that you have considered all sides. (Answers may vary)
Who was the only member of anne franks family to survive?
What is the dad/ The father