Discursive Writing
Literary Techniques
Persuasive Writing
Grammar
Creative Writing
100

What does the introduction do in discursive writing?

It introduces the topic and different views

100

What words are used in a simile to compare things?

Like or As

100

What is the main goal of persuasive writing?

To convince the reader of a particular opinion.

100

What do we call a word that names a person, place, thing, or idea?

A noun

100

What part of a story tells you where and when it takes place?

Setting

200

What kind of tone should discursive writing have?

A balanced and fair tone.

200

What is it called when words start with the same sound, like ‘Peter Piper picked a peck’?

Alliteration

200

What do you need to clearly state in persuasive writing

Your opinion or topic statement.

200

What kind of word shows an action or state of being?

Verb

200

What do we call the people, animals, or beings in a story?

Characters

300

What is the main purpose of discursive writing?

To discuss different sides of a topic

300

If someone says 'time is a thief,' what technique are they using?

Metaphor

300

Name a technique used to make writing more convincing, like facts or statistics.

Evidence

300

What type of word describes a noun, like 'big' or 'blue'?

Adjective

300

What word describes the sequence of events in a story?

Plot

400

What are three things you can use to support ideas in discursive writing?

Facts, examples, or quotes.

400

What technique gives human qualities to non-human things, like ‘the wind whispered’?

Personification

400

Who should you always consider when writing a persuasive text?

The audience

400

What are these words: 'he,' 'she,' or 'they'?

Pronouns

400

What should we use when indicating that characters are speaking to each other?

Speech/ quote marks

500

What type of language is best for discursive writing?

Formal but neutral.

500

What technique uses an object, color, or idea to represent something else, like a heart representing love?

Symbolism

500

What technique appeals to the reader’s emotions to make an argument more powerful?

Pathos

500

What do you call a group of words that has both a subject and a predicate, and can sometimes stand alone as a sentence?

Clause

500

What is the term for the perspective from which a story is told, like first-person or third-person?

Point of view