Punctuation
When the narrator explains what walking the plank meant, he mentions, "pirates never really made anyone walk the plank."
The person who invented "walking the plank"
Number of Paragraphs in our essays
The End Note for Fiction
Theme
This answers the prompt.
Argument
After Shirley walked away "Yolonda considered running after Shirley"
After Shirley walked away, "Yolonda considered running after Shirley."
The two best friends of the story
Jack and Tommy
The end note for Nonfiction
Author's claim
When we should use AEZEZ Paragraphs
Body Paragraphs, Short Answer Responses
When Yolonda informs her mother of her plans to become a police officer, "her mother almost shrieked"
When Yolonda informs her mother of her plans to become a police officer, "her mother almost shrieked."
What happens when someone walks the plank
Fall into water, and it's the end!
Two components of Introduction Paragraph
Introductory Statement
Thesis Statement
4Cs
This connects the evidence to the argument.
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After Tommy tries to explain that walking the plank was never real, Tommy says, "I'm a pirate! Do you think I care about books."
After Tommy tries to explain that walking the plank was never real, Tommy says, "'I'm a pirate! Do you think I care about books?'"
The original "pirate" of the story
Jack
The purpose of the thesis statement
Answer ALL parts of prompt
Annotations for Nonfiction text
Sub-claims
Five words to start the context in Explain it.
When, As, Before, After, While
After Jack told Tommy to walk the plank, Tommy tries to explain "pirates never really made people walk the plank"
After Jack told Tommy to walk the plank, Tommy tries to explain, "'pirates never really made people walk the plank.'"
The number of cookies the "captain" told Tommy to hand over.
three
planning pages
The four C;s
Conflict / Resolution
Characterization
Changes
Charged Language
Two components of an Explain It sentence
Context + Evidence