Fiction
Informational
Argumentative
Revise & Edit
Misc.
100

Fiction is...

FAKE! - learning through imagination. 

100

Nonfiction is

real, facts, informational - learning through information
100

When reading argumentative texts, the most important thing I need to find is...

The author's claim. 


100
Revising requires...

READING!

100

What does context clues mean?


Using surrounding information to figure out meaning.

200

What four things should I make sure I can identify in a fictional text?

Main character, conflict, setting, POV

200

Explain main idea in your own words.

What the text is mostly about. The information the author is trying to give you. 

200

What is it called when the author acknowledges the other side? 

CounterClaim

200

What does ARMS stand for? 

Add, Remove, Move, Substitute 

200

Why do authors use figurative language?


To create vivid images and deeper meaning

300

What type of conflict is shown when a character struggles with their own thoughts or feelings?


Internal Conflict


300

Give me one of the text structures and explain it. 

problem/solution

cause/effect

compare/contrast

sequence

chronological 

300

What do we call the explanation that connects evidence back to the claim?


Commentary

300

What does CUPS stand for? 

Capitalization Usage, Punctuation, Spelling

300

What's the difference between revising and editing? 

Revising requires big changes to a text, whereas revising is making small changes. 

400

What part of the plot diagram does the conflict begin to get worse? What is it called? 

Rising Action

400

What does an author use to support their main idea?


evidence
400

Why is acknowledging a counterclaim important?


It shows the author understands the opposing view

400

Why does revision require reading? 

Revising requires reading, because you need to know what the context is to know what change needs to get made. 

400

What does RACE stand for? 

Restate & Answer

Cite Evidence

Explain 

500

How does the setting influence a story? Who or what does it affect? 

It affects the characters, mood, and events of the story

500

How does an author use evidence to support and clarify a complex idea? What does the author use as evidence? 


By including facts, examples, and explanations that make the idea easier to understand

500

What makes an argument strong and convincing?


👉 Clear claim, strong evidence, and logical reasoning, commentary

500

What is the rule of FANBOYS or the rule of AWUBIS

FANBOYS = Complete sentence , comma  FANBOYS complete sentence.

AWUBIS = AWUBIS incomplete sentences , comma Complete sentence 

or 

Complete sentence AWUBIS incomplete sentence. 

500

What is the way to organize an essay? Grab a sheet of paper, write it out, and highlight. 

Hook

Thesis

Topic

Evidence 

Explain

Topic 

Evidence

Explain

Thesis restated

Thoughtful ending