Argumentative
What is an argumentative essay?
An essay that presents a claim and supports it with evidence to convince the reader.
What is the purpose of an explanatory essay?
To explain a topic or process clearly and thoroughly.
What defines a fictional narrative?
A story created from the imagination, not based on real events.
What is a nonfiction narrative?
A true story that recounts real events and experiences.
What is a stanza?
: This term refers to a grouped set of lines in a poem, often separated by a space from other groups.
Name one feature that is important in an argumentative essay.
A Thesis Statement
What structure is often used in an explanatory essay?
Introduction, body paragraphs, and conclusion.
What are the main components of a fictional narrative?
Characters, setting, plot, conflict, and resolution.
What is a common purpose of a nonfiction narrative?
To inform or entertain readers about real-life experiences.
What are lines?
This is the name for the individual lines that make up a poem.
What type of evidence is often used in an argumentative essay?
Facts, statistics, or expert opinions.
Give an example of a topic for an explanatory essay
How to bake a cake.
Give an example of a setting in a fictional narrative.
A magical forest or a bustling city.
Provide an example of a nonfiction narrative topic.
A memoir about a person's childhood.
The repeating of sounds at the end of lines in poetry is known as this.
What is rhyme?
Provide an example of a topic suitable for an argumentative essay
Should school uniforms be mandatory?
What type of language is typically used in an explanatory essay?
Clear and straightforward language.
What is the role of the protagonist in a fictional narrative?
The main character who faces challenges and undergoes change.
What distinguishes a nonfiction narrative from a fictional narrative?
Nonfiction narratives are based on real events, while fictional narratives are made up.
What is a narrative poem?
A poem that tells a story, often with characters and a plot
What is a counterargument?
An argument that opposes the main argument, providing a different perspective.
Why is it important to use examples in an explanatory essay?
To help clarify and support the explanation.
How does dialogue contribute to a fictional narrative?
It reveals character traits and advances the plot.
Why is personal reflection important in a nonfiction narrative?
It provides insight and connects the reader to the author's experiences.
What is personification?
This poetic device involves giving human qualities to non-human things or ideas.