Poetry
Fiction
Nonfiction
Combining Sentences
Writing
100

What is narrative poetry?

a poem that tells a story

100

Summary

the main points of the story: BME

100

Author's organization of text that tells how things are alike and different

Compare and Contrast


100

When do you use a comma if you are combining sentences?

...if there is a complete sentence following the conjunction.

100

What does RAP stand for?

Restate

Answer

Prove

200

Poet

the person who write a poem

200

Plot

Sequence of events in a story

200

Necessary

something that is needed

200

Correct this sentence:

Sophia wanted to be an actress but she was too nervous.

Sophia wanted to be an actress, but she was too nervous.

200

Which strategy do we use for an ECR?

RACES

300

Speaker

The narrator of the poem

300

Why would an author use italics?

to emphasize something

300

Author's Purpose

The reason an author write something: persuade, inform, entertain, explain

300

Correct the sentence:

Sophia didn't get to be on tv but her voice was behind Squeakers.

Sophia didn't get to be on tv, but her voice was behind Squeakers.

300

How do we know when to write an ECR instead of an SCR?

The prompt tells you to write an essay.

400

Simile

comparing using like or as

400

Language that appeals to the senses

Sensory language

400

Conveys

shows

400

Correct the sentence:

Gina heard Sophia speaking and she decided to use her voice as the mouse's voice.

Gina heard Sophia speaking, and she decided to use her voice as the mouse's voice.

400

When do we capitalize a noun?

When it names a specific person, place, or thing

500

Stanza

a "paragraph" in a poem

500

Reveals

to make known or to show

500

If an author states the exact words of a person, what do they need to use?

Quotations

500

Name 3 coordinating conjunctions

for, and, nor, but, or, yet, so
500

What does RACES stand for?

Restate, Answer, Cite, Explain, Sum it up