Persuasive techniques
"What is the technique where a question is asked but no answer is expected?"
Rhetorical Question
What does TEEL stand for?
Topic sentence, elaboration, example, link
"What is the technique used in the sentence: 'The classroom was a zoo'?"
Metaphor
What is a protagonist? How many protagonists can a story have?
A protagonist is the main character. There can only be one protagonist in a story.
"What is the technique that uses strong feelings to persuade the audience?"
Emotive language
"Why should an exposition use formal language?"
To sound more professional and convincing
"In the sentence, 'The trees waved like dancers in the wind, their branches swaying gracefully,' which two techniques are used?"
Personification and simile
What is the narrative structure for developing your plot?
Orientation, complication, climax, falling action, resolution.
"What is the technique where key words or ideas are repeated for emphasis?"
repetition
"Firstly, secondly, additionally, similarly" are examples of transition words. What is the purpose of a transition word?
The purpose of a transition word is to connect ideas smoothly in writing, making it easier for the reader to follow the argument
"In the sentence, 'I’ve told you a thousand times today, don’t go near the water!' which two techniques are used?"
Hyperbole and alliteration
What are the 5 elements for creating a real and authentic character?
"What is the technique that makes an argument stronger by quoting a professional or specialist?"
Quote/Opinion from an Expert
What are examples of low modal verbs?
may, can, might
"In the sentence, 'The dark clouds loomed overhead, signaling an approaching storm, while the distant mountains stood as silent witnesses,' which three techniques are used?"
Symbolism, visual imagery, personification.
How does the setting impact the mood?
The setting shapes the mood of a story by influencing the emotions and atmosphere experienced by the reader.
"What is the technique that uses real numbers or data to support an argument?"
Facts and statistics
What are the steps for writing an exposition?
1. Choose a topic 2. Pick a side 3. Plan three reasons or ideas 4. Write your introduction, three TEEL, and conclusion 5. Revise and edit your work
"In the sentence, 'The old man’s hands trembled as he spoke about the family, and he warned them to never open the box,' which technique suggests something bad will happen?"
Foreshadowing
"‘You can't be serious,’ she said, staring at the treasure map in my hands." This is an example of which narrative hook? How do you know?
Dialogue/conversation hook. We know this because of the speech marks (" ").