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Expository
Personal Narrative
Revising
Writing Strategies
Editing
100
Writing to explain and is NOT a story.
What is expository?
100
This catches the reader's attention
What is a grabber or hook?
100
When you add, take out, or rearrange sentences or words in your writing.
What is revising?
100
These resources can be used to help with vocabulary and spelling.
What is a dictionary/thesaurus?
100
This is a contraction for "it is".
What is it's?
200
The topic + reason.
What is a central idea?
200
This is used to plan out your thoughts for a personal narrative.
What is a flow map?
200
These are conjunctions used to combine two sentences.
What is FANBOYS?
200
These are three narrative leads.
What is humerous, shocking, general statement?
200
Used to help find grammar and punctuation mistakes.
What is cups?
300
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What is the number of paragraphs needed when writing expository?
300
Five paragraphs are used in this type of writing.
What is a personal narrative?
300
The boy ran.
What is add more details or show, not tell?
300
Never start an essay with...
"Hi my name is" or "I'm going to tell you about"
300
End punctuation mark.
What do you use at the end of a sentence?
400
Starts your expository composition.
What is a lead?
400
This is where the writer ends their narrative with something they learned from the experience.
What is a take away ending?
400
You must have these to form a complete sentence.
What is subject and predicate?
400
Show not, tell.
What helps the reader paint a picture when they are reading your writing?
400
This word is the possessive form for the word "them".
What is theirs?
500
I-Map
What is a way to plan your expository?
500
Write about a time when you learned something.
What is a personal narrative prompt?
500
The acronym used for revising.
What is A.R.M.S.?
500
Make your flow or I-map.
What planning for personal narrative and expository writing?
500
This is a contraction for the words "they are".
What is they're?