Review end of year

Beginning of a narrative where the characters, setting and conflict is introduced:

What is the author's main purpose?

Is the main idea of the text also the theme?

Which words describe argumentative essays?

Everything in your essay should tie back to your thesis statement.

"While it is true that some believe...." this is an example of a....

What type of figurative language is this: I was so hungry I could eat a horse!

Why did Jenna go upstairs?

Turning point of the story

The main character in a story

In comparison, on the contrary, neither, and rather are signal words for which?

Which word is a transition word?

"Plants need sunlight to grow." Which of these is the best supporting detail?

What word would we NOT use in third person point of view?

What is the thesis statement in an argumentative essay called?

Which essay can you NOT give your opinion?

Which essay uses facts?

"Yesterday I went shopping with my mother."

What does it mean when the question says to make reference to the text?

Which is most likely NOT a credible or reliable source? Anything ending in:

Which clue supports the inference: the plants were drooping because Mary had not watered them?

What word should we avoid using over and over in our narrative writing?

Choose the sentence that is written correctly.

Facts, statistics, and expert opinions that support your reasons are...

What part of a story (narrative) is the turning point?

The sequence of events in a story

Why was Michah hiding?

What is most likely the author's purpose for writing this passage?

What is the point of a thesis statement?

What is a synonym for the word inquired: "The doctor inquired how long I had a cough."

Text that can be used to prove a claim:

Dialogue:

The main idea of a text is...

What does Mr. Johnson do for a living?

What is meant when the directions say to synthesize the information?

Claim may also be referred to as your:

An idea or conclusion that's drawn from evidence and reasoning; an educated guess:

I believe we should end global warming.

"Friendship helps people get through hard times." This is an example of a:

Your claim can contain the use of "I"

The theme of a story is its:

What do you need to have to help your main idea?

What is most likely the author's purpose for writing this passage?

What would be used as a conclusion transition?

Similar, both, at the same time.... are signal words for:

Claim

This part of plot is when the main problem is solved:

Another way to say main idea is...

Another way to say "Informational Essay" is:

What should you not have in your conclusion?