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The Writing Process
Plot Elements
Theme/Point of View
Characters
Grammar
100
The first stage of the writing process
What is pre-write?
100
This part of the story is where all the excitement happens
What is climax
100
One word themes for The Gift-Giver (four answers)
What is freedom, justice, solidarity, voice
100
Who is the narrator of "The Gift-Giver"?
What is Doris
100
Helen (know/knows) the fastest way to get to school
What is "knows"
200
This process involves polishing the draft by correcting spelling, grammar, and mechanics
What is Editing
200
These group of events lead up to the climax
What is rising action
200
The main idea or underlying meaning of a literary work is...
What is theme
200
Who is the boy without a name?
What is Amir
200
Evan's stories (is/are) always sad
What is "are"
300
This stage includes putting your ideas into the desired form, you do not need to worry about correct spelling or grammar...
What is draft
300
These events happen after the climax
What is falling action
300
The Gift-Giver is written in who's point of view
Who is Doris
300
Who does Doris have to take care of in the end?
What is Baby Gerald
300
Greg's story (be/is) the funniest.
What is "is"
400
This stage is when you start to get feedback from your peers
What is peer-review?
400
The exposition is the end of the story (T/F)
What is False
400
point of view where "I" statements are used
What is first person point of view?
400
The Nit-Nowns are called...
What is the five ugly sisters
400
The best poems (was/were) Nancy's
What is "was"
500
All five stages of the writing process
What are pre-write, draft, peer-review, edit, publish?
500
Climax of the Gift-Giver (two possible answers)
What is Doris's father loses his job or the shooting
500
Point of view when "he/she/it" is used to described people. The narrator of this point of view is not in the story
What is third person point of view?
500
Besides Doris, who's life does the book focus on?
What is Amir
500
The idea for this game (is/be) mine?
What is "is"