Weeks One and Two
Weeks Three and Four
Week Five
Weeks Six and Seven
Random
100

True or False?
Students will be required to critically analyze literary works and refine their analysis as they complete assignments.

True; we learned this in our course description.

100

True or False: A thesis statement declares what the essay is about.

True; we know that the thesis statement must contain controlling idea about the topic
(your opinion, claim, or argument)

100

You should use this when writing your essay to see how to earn maximum points for your work.

What is the rubric?

100

This is usually hinted at, but never directly said to the readers. For example, Mr. Graves and Mr. Summers' names.

What is theme?

100

Name a literary element

theme     symbolism
setting    charachterization
POV       irony
metaphor    simile
foreshadowing   

200

Understanding your Audience
Grammar and Punctuation
Clarity
Structure
Purpose


What are the five foundations of writing?

200

This is when consistent grammatical form is used to list ideas where, nouns remain nouns, verbs remain with verbs, and adjectives remain with adjectives. 

What is parallelism?

200

This is the interpretation of a piece of literature.

What is a literary analysis?

200

Give an example of foreshadowing in "The Lottery"

Children putting rocks in their pockets/ making a pile of rocks
Tessie is late to the lottery, setting her apart from the other characters
Watson boy draws for himself, where is his father?

200

What are the conjunctions in FANBOYS?

     for           and
     nor          but
     or            yet
            so

300

Prewriting
Introduction
Body paragraphs
Conclusion

What are the steps in the writing process?

300

How many prepositional phrases are in the following statement?
In California, it is illegal for anyone to shoot any kind of game from a moving vehicle unless the target is a whale.

What is five?

300

Any background information needed to understand the meaning of the text.

What is context?

300

True or False:

"The Lottery" is written in First Person point of view.

False; "The Lottery" is written in Third Person-Objective point of view.

300

period.
semicolon;
comma & coordinating conjunction,

What are three ways to correct a run-on sentence?

400

This part of speech shows action
or links a subject
to the rest of the sentence.

What is a verb?

400

This is actually the easiest and most productive effort in the writing process.

What is the rewrite?

400

Your explanation and interpretation of the quotation used, the connection

What is commentary?

400

This voice asserts that the person or thing represented by the grammatical subject performs the action represented by the verb.

What is the active voice?

400

Name any of the books I have read this semester

Friends, Lies, and the Big Terrible Thing

The Surrogate Mother
Do Not Disturb
His & Hers
Ghost Camera

500

To make it easier for readers to navigate and comprehend a text through familiar cues that refer to sources and borrowed information.

Why do we use MLA format?

500

Place commas correctly:
Krystal Smith a 24-year-old Vermont grocery bagger won the $10,000 top prize at the 2011 U.S. Best Bagger National Championship in Las Vegas by filling three grocery bags in 38 seconds.

Krystal Smith, a 24-year-old Vermont grocery bagger, won the $10,000 top prize at the 2011 U.S. Best Bagger National Championship in Las Vegas by filling three grocery bags in 38 seconds.

500

True or False:
Parenthesis are placed around the written or spoken words of the source.

False; Quotation marks are placed around the written or spoken words of the source.

500

A story can have a much different feel depending on this.

What is point-of-view?

500

Name the remaining types of essays we will write this semester.
YOU NEED ALL OF THEM TO EARN THE POINTS

song lyric analysis
research paper
reflection essay

as well as your final project.