Vocabulary
Structure
Stylistic Techniques 1
Facts we read about
Sentence Openers
200

Which word means "covering a large area; immense"?

The Nile River watered a ______ land.

Surge

Venue

Stroll

Vast

Vast

200

What does KWO mean?

Key Word Outline

200

Name these STs (2): 

"The king, who quickly grabbed his sword, stopped the enemies."

-ly adverb and who clause
200

According to legend, what was the weapon on the top of the Lighthouse of Alexandria?

A mirror that reflected the Sun's light to burn ships.

200

Which sentence opener is this?

Running toward the lighthouse, Laertes tried to warn about the attack. 

-ing opener.

400

What means "fascinated or captivated"?

He was _________ by the strange ships approaching.

Intrigued

Distressed

Contented

Anointed

Intrigued

400

What two things must repeat or reflect each other

Topic sentence and the clincher sentence

400
Name this ST:


The coughing, caustic, kitty kept me up all night!

Alliteration

400

Who was the youngest Pharaoh of Egypt, who was known as "the boy king"?

King Tut

400

Which opener is this?

Underneath the floor, hypocausts channeled hot air to heat the buildings in ancient Greece.

Prepositional opener. 

600

What means slyly, cleverly"?

The Greeks ______ hid inside the wooden horse.

Confidently

Cunningly

Resolutely

Prudently

Cunningly
600
Name the types of paragraphs in a five-paragraph model.

Introduction, Body paragraph (x3), Conclusion

600

Pain. Heartache. Bloodshed. War was not a pleasant place. 

3sss. Three short, staccato sentences.
600

Which ancient civilization used chocolate in religious ceremonies and used cacao beans as money?

The Mayans

600

Luckily the plan was simple and everyone understood their parts.

-ly adverb opener.

800

What means "full of joy"?

The town was _____ when the enemy was destroyed.

Petrified

Flourished

Ecstatic

Content

Ecstatic

800

When is it proper to use "topic, subject, one more fact about the subject" for your KWO?

In the body paragraphs of a Formal Essay.

800

Odysseus is as clever as his patron Athena.

Simile.

800

Petra Ifan was ________.

An ancient monument of seven giant stones

800

Although the Romans had the advantage of the tall walls surrounding their city, the Greeks developed a clever plan to get through. 

Clausal opening. 

1000

What means "to force out in a large amount"?

Spew

Surge

Baffle

Deplete

Spew

1000

What is the name of the chart that shows us format of a story and gives us the questions to answer when retelling a story? (hint: SSC)

The Story Sequence Chart

1000

The Greek soldiers did not want the war to continue any longer. Wouldn't you want to go home after ten years? So they came up with a final plan.

Question for the reader.

1000

What was the name of the volcano explosion that destroyed Pompeii?

Mt. Vesuvius

1000

Which sentence opener is this?

I like him. The surprising thought is the only reason Hermes decided to help the young Homer.

VSS. Very short sentence.