Text Structure
A text structure which describes events in the order they happened?
What is Chronological Order?
The "P" in PIECE stands for this.
What is Point?
This term refers to the author's attitude toward the subject.
What is tone?
This point of view uses "I" or "we" to tell the story.
What is first-person?
The three rhetorical appeals are known by these names.
What are ethos, pathos, and logos?
This structure presents a problem and explains how it can be solved.
What is Problem-Solution?
This step in the PIECE format supports a claim with proof from the text.
What is Cite?
This literary element describes the feeling the reader gets from the text.
What is mood?
This point of view gives insight into the thoughts of multiple characters.
What is third-person omniscient?
This rhetorical appeal uses emotions to persuade.
What is pathos?
This text structure shows how one event leads to another.
What is Cause and Effect?
This part of the PIECE format clarifies how the evidence supports the point.
What is Explanation?
A suspenseful mood is often created by a tone that is described using this type of word?
What are ominous or anxious?
This is the difference between theme and central idea.
What is "Theme is a universal lesson, while central idea is what the text is mainly about"?
“Studies show that students who read daily score higher on tests” is an example of this type of argument.
What is logos?
This structure explains steps to complete a task rather than just listing events in time order.
What is process sequence?
This section of PIECE introduces the topic and states the point.
What is Introduction?
This literary choice affects the mood of a story by using specific descriptive language.
What is word choice?
"Friendship can overcome obstacles" is an example of this literary concept."
What is theme?
This rhetorical appeal establishes credibility by relying on the speaker’s expertise or trustworthiness.
What is ethos?
This text structure describes how something looks, feels, or is arranged in space.
What is spatial/descriptive?
A direct quote with a clear explanation of its significance follows this format.
What is an example of cited evidence using PIECE?
"The abandoned house creaked under the weight of the storm, its windows dark like empty eyes." The tone of this sentence can be described as this.
What is eerie, ominous, or suspenseful?
“He watched from the doorway, knowing he could never reveal the truth.” This sentence is written in this point of view.
What is third-person limited?
“If you truly care about your children’s future, you will vote for this education reform.” This statement uses this persuasive technique.
What is pathos?