Acronyms
What the O's in OREO stand for.
What is opinion?
A diagram used to compare and contrast multiple ideas.
What is a Venn Diagram?
True or False: you can never use Wikipedia.
False! Ms. Lewis says that we can use Wikipedia to gain background knowledge; the only catch is we can never use it as a citation, proof, source, or any info used in writing.
A kind of clause can stand alone as a sentence.
What is an independent clause?
What is the correct spelling: (1)Separate, (2)Separete, (3)Seperate, or (4)Seperete?
What is (1)Separate?
What the E in RACES stand for.
What is Explain?
Graphic organizer used for brainstorming ideas, around a central idea.
What is a bubble map?
Two domains to look for while researching.
What is .edu and .gov?
The definition of adjective.
What is a word that describe nouns?
The plural of vertebra.
What is vertebrae?
Type of response you would use RACES for.
What is a response to a prompt, or presenting information?
A chart for data named after a letter.
What is a T-Chart?
What is the CRAAP test?
The definition of quantifiers.
What is words that indicate how much or how many?
Which of the following has a rhyming word: month, orange, silver, or purple?
Trick Question! What is none of the above?
The type of essay you would use OREO in.
What is an argumentative essay?
A diagram that shows sequence and time.
What is a timeline?
A verb form ending in -ing used as a noun is a _____.
What is a gerund?
What is skiing?
The number of sentences required in the Joe Hill RACES body paragraphs.
What is something along the lines of "A paragraph is a minimum of 8-10 sentences."
A chart that shows the sequence of events with the use of arrows.
What is a flow chart?
Is the following source reliable: www.cnn.com?
Yes! It is a news/media outlet, and has the intent to inform. Just watch for bias!
The name of the word that is attached to a word stem to alter its meaning.
What is an affix?
The only word with three consecutive double letters.
What is bookkeeper?