Banned Words
You might be tempted to use this word when writing conversation
said
Your required formatting of your papers
MLA
"sincerely" is an example of what dress-up?
-ly adverb
The easiest, and last opener we learned. #1
subject opener
How is an opener marked?
With a number in brackets before the sentence
The introduction to the Constitution is called what?
The Preamble
This banned word may describe size
big
This information goes in the first paragraph of the story sequence chart
Setting and characters
The ____pen is the test for what dress-up
quality adjective
What is a #5?
when, while, where, as, since, if, although, because
How do you mark a dress-up?
underline
The name of the British Ship that the Germans sank in WWII
The Lusitania
This word might tell how you got somewhere
went
This information goes in the second paragraph of the story sequence chart
Conflict and Plot
How do you know when to use "who" and when to use "which" in a who/which dress-up?
who= people
which= things/animals
What is the #3 opener?
-ly
Name 2 prepositions
(Answers vary)
What was the first transportation milestone?
The Erie Canal
A better word might be "beautiful"
pretty
What is the topic and clincher rule?
The topic sentence and the clincher sentence MUST repeat or reflect 2-3 key words.
What are the words for the www.asia.b dress-up?
When, while, where, as, since, if, although, because
What type of word is a #2 opener?
preposition
How do you mark the words that repeat and reflect in the topic and clincher sentences?
highlight (or bold)
Free land caused this in 1889
Oklahoma Land Rush
This word may describe an ogre
ugly
This information belongs in the third paragraph of the story sequence chart
Climax and Resolution
This dress-up is a way to combine facts about one noun
who/which
What are the 3 rules for a #4 opener?
it must start with an -ing word
it must have a comma
the thing after the comma must be doing the "ing-ing"
What is the purpose of a title?
To create interest in what you have written
What transportation milestone linked the eastern and western US?
Transcontinental Railroad