Sentences
Prewriting
Types of Writing
Editing
Parts of Speech
100

What does a sentence have to end with?

Punctuation

100

What does prewriting do?

Help writers

  • organize their thoughts.

  • jumpstart the writing process.

  • uncover ideas that may not have been discovered otherwise.

100

What are the 2 types of writing we practiced?

Informative 

Persuasive

100

What is the acronym for editing?

ARMS

100

person, place, or thing

noun

200

What does a sentences have to start with?

A capital letter

200

Writing a core idea in the middle of your page and drawing lines to write related thoughts.

Mind Mapping 

200
What is informative writing?

nonfiction writing that educates the reader on a specific topic

200

What is the acronym for revising?

CUPS

200

action word

verb

300

What are the two parts of a complete sentence?

Subject + Predicate

300

Writing every term, idea, detail, or question that comes to mind and then grouping related items.

Listing

300

What is persuasive writing?

shares an opinion and tries to convince the reader to agree

300

What does ARMS stand for?

Add

Remove

Move

Substitute

300

describes a noun

adjective

400

What is a subject?

The Naming Part

"Who" or "What" the sentence is about.

400

Writing as much as you can for 5-10 minutes without worrying about spelling or grammar.

Freewriting

400

What does CUPS stand for?

Capitals

Usage

Punctuation

Spelling

400

replaces a noun

pronoun

500

What is a predicate?

The Telling Part 

"What" the subject does and everything that comes after

500

Answering the Who, What, When, Where, Why, and How to uncover details of an emerging story.

Questioning

500

What is the 3rd purpose of writing that we did not practice?

entertain

500

What is better to do first? Revising or Editing? Why?

Revising
500

conjunction

connecting word