Poetry
Fiction
Writing
Informational
Grammar
100

An author's attitude towards a subject, usually explained in 2 words

Tone

100

An individual who is part of a literary story

Character

100

Your argument, placed in the introduction, that outlines what the rest of your paper will be about.

Thesis Statement

100

A personal belief or judgement that cannot be proven.

Opinion

100

The attack is crushed by our artilerie.

What is the correct spelling of the italicized word?

artillery

200

The words and phrases used specifically to help the reader to imagine each of the senses: smell, touch, sight, hearing, and taste.

Imagery

200

The universal message of a work, what the author is trying to teach you

Theme

200

What kind of essay are you writing for the ENG II STAAR test? In this type of writing, what do you have to do?

Persuasion, take a position

200

The reason that an author writes a piece. What types are there?

author's purpose: to entertain, to explain, to persuade

200

Elias saw a snake sliding in his backyard.

What word can be used to BEST replace the word "sliding?"

A. skidding

B. slithering

C. running

D. moving

B. Slithering

300

The person the reader is supposed to imagine is talking -- the voice in the poem (NOT NECESSARILY THE POET/AUTHOR).

Speaker

300

Name the 5 parts of a plot in order

Exposition, Rising Action, Climax, Falling Action, Resolution

300

EOC II- There are four things writers must provide readers in a PERSUASIVE essay.  What are those 4 things?

Quote

Restating of your main reasons

Reasons for support

Counter-argument

300

The person/people a piece of writing is written for

Intended Audience

300

Jason bot his girlfriend the gold earrings from her Christmas list. 

Which word is incorrectly spelled?

A. earrings should be ear rings

B. Christmas should be Chrismas

C. bot should be bought

D. girlfriend should be girlfreind

C. bot should be bought

400

A figure of speech that compares two or more things that have something in common. Implies the comparison instead of directly stating it--does not use like or as. Example: Love is a Journey

Metaphor

400

Written conversations in a literary work; words spoken by the characters.

Dialogue

400

What type of sentence is the following: The students should pay attention in class since the test is coming up in a few days. 

Complex

400

A brief description of the text in it's entirety and what it is about.

Summary

400

Where should the comma be inserted:

Everyone should vote and they need to support their friends and families to do the same. 

Everyone should vote, and they need to support their friends and families to do the same.

500

A type of poem that does not have any end rhyme.

Free verse poetry

500

Another word for drawing conclusions, looking for what "isn't there" in a text

inference, inferencing

500

What type of the sentence is the following: 

Aaron stood there texting and holding his basketball underneath the pavilion.  

simple

500

The type of essay to write in English 1 EOC

expository

500

The following sentence is missing punctuation. Where should the commas be placed? 

After the children played all day on the branches of the oak tree their parents called them inside to eat dinner for they must have been really hungry.

HINT: There are two missing commas.

After the children played all day on the branches of the oak tree, their parents called them inside to eat dinner, for they must have been really hungry.