Essay Writing
PASTA
MLA Format
Best of Enemies
Unit 3 Vocab
100

What is evidence in an essay?

Direct quotes or cited facts

100
The first "P" in "PASTA" stands for what?

Purpose

100

Where does the period go in a sentence with a citation?

AFTER the close parentheses or the citation.

(Name 34). 

100

Who killed Alexander Hamilton in a duel?

Aaron Burr

100

Tenuous

What vocabulary word means: Thin, slender, not dense. Lacking in clarity or sharpness. Of slight importance. Lacking a sound basis, poorly supported.

200

Where does the thesis go?

At the end of the intro paragraph.

200

How many sentences do you need for each part of PASTA?

1-3

200

What is it called when you put a quote into another sentence?

Embedded or Blended Quote

200

Who favored smaller central government and said agriculture was all we needed for a strong economy?

Thomas Jefferson

200

Seditious 

Which word means resistant to lawful authority?

300

How many sentences should you have for explanation of a quote?

2-3

300

Which part do you HAVE to use a quote for?

Tone

300

What is the correct MLA font and size?

Arial or Times New Roman

11 (default on Chrome) or 12

300

Which person favored a powerful central government and new economic growth areas like trade and industry?

Alexander Hamilton

300

Vitriolic

Which word means bitter, sarcastic, highly caustic or biting?

400

How many pieces of evidence should you have in a body paragraph?

2

400

Tone cannot be what words?

Happy, Sad, Informative

400

Is saying information from research in your own words plagiarism?

If it is not cited, yes!

400

Which of them had a scandal?

BOTH!

400

Proclivity

Which word means a natural inclination or tendency

500

Is it ok to have evidence in your topic sentence or context sentence? 

NO!

500

Write out the PASTA Acronym

Purpose, Audience, Subject, Tone, Author's Bias or Background

500

Write today's date in MLA format

9 October 2024

500

Which wrote the Declaration of Independence?

Thomas Jefferson

500

Commiserated

To sympathize with, have pity or sorrow for, share a feeling of distress.