Argumentative Writing
What is a claim?
What are the three components needed in an informational/explanatory introductory paragraph?
What are a Hook, Bridge, Thesis
To become apparent, important, or prominent.
What is Emerge?
A sequnce of events in a story.
What is Plot?
A personal narrative is told in this point of view
What is first-person?
What are the three rhetorical appeals
Ethos, Pathos, Logos
What is a thesis?
What is what your essay is about?
The ability to sustain prolonged physical or mental effort.
What is Stamina?
A struggle between opposing forces in which the character struggles with his or her own needs, desires, or emotions.
What is Internal Conflict?
The types of Characterization.
What is Direct and Indirect Characterization?
What must you do after communicate your reason and evidence in your body paragraph?
What is explain?
What side do you take in an informational essay?
What is no side?
Paying close attention to something.
What is Attentive?
Struggles that a character has with an outside force.
What is External Conflict?
Character vs Character is an example of...
What is External Conflict?
When writing an argumentative essay or letter, in what paragraph do you include a call to action?
What is the closing or conclusion paragraph?
What is the purpose of an informational essay?
What is to inform?
To prosper or flourish.
What is Thrive?
An event that makes something else happen and the result of the event or action.
Character vs Self is an example of...
What is Internal Conflict?
List the elements of an argumentative essay in order. Separate them by paragraph.
What is an Introductory Paragraph: Hook, Bridge, Claim; Body Paragraph: Reason, Evidence, Explanation; Closing/Conclusion Paragraph; Summary of main points, Call to action?
List the elements of informational essay in order. Separate them by paragraph.
What is an Introductory Paragraph: Hook, Bridge, Thesis; Body Paragraph: Detail, Evidence, Explanation; Closing/Conclusion Paragraph; Summary of main points, Call to action?
To start to lose strength or momentum.
What is Falter?
A writer’s tool, or “literary device” that occurs any time the author uses details to teach us about a person.
What is Characterization?
What STEAL stands for.
What is Speech, Thoughts, Effects, Actions, Looks?