Writing
Acronyms
What's the connection?
Author's Craft
Vocabulary
Genre
Commonly confused words
Miscellaneous
Parts of a story
100

Three words that should never be in your thesis. 

What is I, yes, and no?

100

HGST- this is the formula for your introduction paragraph.

What is "Hook, general, specific, thesis"?  

100

You  Me

What are pronouns?

100

The emotional a word evokes. 

What is connotation?

100

Using vivid descriptions to create a mental picture

What is imagery?

100

A make believe story with characters and a plot.

What is fiction?

100

I'm not really interested in what you are reading.

a. board

b. bored

What is B?

100

Name two uses of a period.

What is at the end of a sentence or abbreviation?

100

The people or animals in a story.

What are characters?


200

A claim that is contradicting your opinion.

What is a counter-argument?

200

TS, CD, CM, CM, CD, CM, CM, CS

What is the Jane Schaffer paragraph? (Jack McCoy)

200

Simple, Compound, Complex

What are types of sentences?

200

The sudden, often vivid, return of a past experience or memory

What is flashback?

200

Using phrases that appeal to tasting, smelling, hearing, touching, or seeing.

What are sensory details?

200

An article or story about something that is real or true.

What is non-fiction?

200

I want ____ go on the roller coaster ___ more times ____.  

a. to, too, two

b. too, two, to

c. to , two, too

d. two, to, too

What is C?

200

Man vs. Man, Man vs. Nature, Man vs. Society, Man vs. Self

What are the types of conflict?

200

The main problem in a story.

What is conflict?


300

These are used to help the flow of your paragraphs or to connect one idea to another.

What are transitions?

300

CER

What is claim, evidence, and reasoning?

300

First, Next, Finally

What are transitions?

300

I saw a man

He carried a pan

Then he ran

What is rhyme?

300

A first hand experience

What is a primary source?

300

A story in which the characters act like real people even though it is a made up story.

What is realistic fiction?

300

Will you walk down the _______?

a. aisle

b. isle

c. ilse

What is A?


300

A common phrase or saying. (For example, beat around the bush)

What is an idiom? 

300

A main division of a story, typically with a number or title.

What is a chapter?

400

The three tools of persuasion.  

What is ethos, pathos, and logos?

400

TBD

What is "To be determined"?

400

Only choice     Jumbo Shrimp

What are oxymorons?


400

A feeling of fear or excitement about what might happen next.

What is suspense?

400

Determining whether it is true or false.

What is to evaluate?

400

A fictional story with magic, events that happen in three's, good and evil, royalty, and often starts with "Once upon a time".

What is a fairy tale?

400

The cap on the bottle is ______.

a. lose

b. losse

c. loose

What is C?

400

Writing under a false name.

What is a pseudonym?

400

This person writes the book and this person draws the pictures.

Must name both

What is an author and an illustrator?

500

This statement is the roadmap or structure of your essay.

What is the thesis?

500

TGIF

What is "Thank goodness it's Friday"?

500

Finger is to hand, like toe is to foot.

What is an analogy?

500

A plot device where a story leaves a reader in suspense, typically at a point of high tension or surprise, making them eager to know what happens next.

What is a cliff-hanger?

500

A secondary storyline that runs alongside the main plot, adding depth, complexity, and potentially tension to the story

What is a sub-plot?

500

A story of a real person's life written by that person.

What is an autobiography?

500

"The loud noise will _____ the dog, causing a significant _____ on its behavior, as it will become overly cautious."

a. affect, effect

b. effect, affect

c. affect, affect

d. effect, effect

What is A?

500

Three ways to use an apostrophe.

What is to show possession, omitted letters, or to form a contraction?

500

A section or speech at the end of a book or play that serves as a comment on or a conclusion to what has happened. 

What is an epilogue?