Night
Night is a nonfiction story told from the author's perspective and concerned with a specific time or event in the writer's life. In other words, it is this.
What is a MEMOIR?
This is a literary device that aims to evoke a sensory experience or create a picture for readers.
What is IMAGERY?
It's a concise sentence (or two) that articulates the main points or argument of a research paper, and it typically occurs in the very first paragraph.
What is a THESIS (STATEMENT)?
What is FACILITATE?
She is Romeo's initial love interest (before he spots Juliet).
Who is ROSALINE?
A type of story that deals with the transition from childhood to adolescence or adulthood may be called this type of writing.
What is COMING-OF-AGE?
A pair of successive lines of poetry that often rhyme and have the same meter is called this.
What is a COUPLET?
It's a list of all the sources used in research and is displayed at the very end of a paper.
What is a WORKS CITED (PAGE)?
Something that speeds up a chemical reaction or other process is called this.
What is a CATALYST?
He's the nobleman who slays Mercutio and is then slain by one of the story's protagonists.
Who is TYBALT?
It's the instrument played by Juliek in his final moment of rebellion against the Nazis.
What is a VIOLIN?
It's a rhetorical device characterized by exaggerated statements that are not meant to be taken literally.
What is HYPERBOLE?
By crediting original sources, citations (such as in-text citations) avoid this writing problem.
What is PLAGIARISM?
If you are able to enter a place or are allowed to get something, you may be said to have (this) to it.
What is ACCESS?
These "introductory parts" take the shape of sonnets in the play, but they only occur in Acts One and Two.
What are PROLOGUES?
It's the name for a Jewish place of worship or a place for community gatherings.
What is a SYNAGOGUE?
When a line of poetry flows into the next line, it's called this.
What is ENJAMBMENT?
This is a way to rephrase information presented by an original source in one's own words---but still keeping about the same number of words.
What is a PARAPHRASE?
It means "to correct, fix, or set right."
What is RECTIFY?
It's the city where the play takes place.
What is VERONA?
It is the full first name of Night's protagonist.
What is ELIEZER?
"The car slowly rolled over the edge of the road" is an example of this poetic sound device.
What is ASSONANCE?
Relying on clear and defined research standards, taking one's time with research, and considering counterpoints to one's own claims are all great ways to avoid this four-letter writing issue.
What is BIAS?
It's another word for a "fake action meant to distract or mislead someone."
What is a FEINT?
Romeo's name and Juliet's name are part of the play's title, making them both this type of character.
What is EPONYMOUS?