which sentence contains Imagery?

The pie smells like blueberries and honey

What is the difference between primary source and secondary source.

Primary sources come from people who experienced the event, secondary don't

What does syntax mean

A combination of words that can form sentences

What is point of view

Seeing things from a certain view.

A figure of speech where one object is applied to another thing

What is a transitional sentence

Sentences that link others to make connected ideas

What is writing conventions

Universal rules that make writing comprehensible

what does foreshadowing mean?

A literary device used to give a hint of what is to come later in a story

A comparison between two unrelated objects using like or as

The choice of words and style of expression used by an author

Important information or data that supports a claim or argument.

The implied meaning of a word, which can evoke emotions or associations

To prove or take a stance against a statement

What is a secondary source

A document where the information is interpreted from an original source

What is an example of a credible source

A source of information that is reliable and trustworthy

The main idea or the underlying message of a piece of literature

A punctuation mark (:) used to introduce a list, quote, explanation,

A punctuation mark used to join words, such as in compound words

what is Onomatopoeia?

This one is right, A word that imitates the action of the object it’s connected to

The repetition of vowel sounds in close words, often used to make rhythm.

Errors in reasoning or logic that weaken an argument

what does it mean to Plagiarize?

to write a paper but using AI, To copy another source and claim it as your own work

What does Figurative Language mean?

Language that uses figures of speech to convey meanings beyond

The process of adding more information to enhance a point.

what does it mean to Paraphrase?

Stating the same thing but in a different way.

What are research questions

The foundations of gathering new evidence

what is a Parallel Structure?

A structure used in literature to replicate comma placement

A reference to a noun, or literary work that adds meaning to a text.

The repetition of consonant sounds in close proximity

What is a primary source

A first hand account of an event

define Implies/Implication

To suggest something without stating it directly, A conclusion that can be drawn

A punctuation mark used to indicate a pause between parts of a sentence.

The literal or dictionary definition of a word.

A general attitude that expresses a certain emotion

What are context clues

Hints that tell the reader hidden meanings of a words

What is a rhythm scheme

An ordered pattern of similar sounding words at the end of a poem

What is a counter-argument

An argument that opposes or disagrees with the main argument

A state of mind which captures the emotions of one's surroundings

Saying the same thing over and over again to evoke certain emotions

What is personification

Giving an inanimate object the ability to express human actions

The foundation which a statement is formed upon.

A concise overview of information

A statement that something is true used primarily in arguments

A mark or character that represents a general idea or motive

Which of the following is not an example of reveal

To have known information in your article

What is a Alliteration

The repetition of the same initial consonant sound in a sequence of words

What is an example of a detail

Specific pieces of information that support the main idea.

Justify/Justification

To prove or reason something to be true

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1
which sentence contains Imagery?
using images in your writing
what is Imagery?
I am as strong as a lion
The pie smells like blueberries and honey
2
What is the difference between primary source and secondary source.
Primary sources come from people who experienced the event, secondary don't
One is creditable the other isn't
They're the same thing
3
What does syntax mean
A words that contains subject and verb and aren't a sentence
A combination of words that can form sentences
A group of words that contains subject and verb and are a sentence
A combination of words that don't form a sentence
4
What is point of view
The way the story is written
The story's writing
The authors view in the making the story
Seeing things from a certain view.
5
what is a Metaphor?
when you use like or as to compare two things
A statements that is false
A figure of speech where one object is applied to another thing
crocidile
6
What is a transitional sentence
Sentences that link others to make connected ideas
Sentences that are describing a theme
Sentences that give evidence to a claim
Sentences that are claims
7
What is writing conventions
The universal rules of life
Universal rules that are for reading
Universal rules that make writing comprehensible
Universal rules that gives writing its meaning
8
what does foreshadowing mean?
to show what's about to happen
idk what that means
a shadow of a actual person
A literary device used to give a hint of what is to come later in a story
9
What is a simile
A figure of speech where one object is applied to another thing
An exaggerated statement not meant to be taken literally
A comparison between two unrelated objects using like or as
A scenario where the result completely contradicts the expected outcome
10
What is diction
Descriptive language that appeals to the senses
A group of words that contains a subject and verb
Universal rules that make writing comprehensible
The choice of words and style of expression used by an author
11
What is key evidence
Important information or data that supports a claim or argument.
Information that doesn't support claim or argument
Descriptive language
A source of information that is reliable.
12
What is connotation
Errors in reasoning or logic that weaken an argument.
An argument that opposes or disagrees with the main argument
The act of comparing two or more things to highlight their differences.
The implied meaning of a word, which can evoke emotions or associations
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What is a refute
To not take a stance in a statement
To prove or take a stance against a statement
To make an opposite stance or statement from someone
To disprove a statement
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What is a secondary source
A source that is made by someone that does no research
A third hand account of someone telling a story and that person telling it
A document where the information is interpreted from an original source
A first hand account of an event
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What is an example of a credible source
A punctuation mark used to join words or parts of words.
A source of information that is reliable and trustworthy
A newspaper written by John Pork
The literal or dictionary definition of a word
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What is a theme
The main idea or the underlying message of a piece of literature
The main lesson of a story
Universal rules that make writing comprehensible
A state of mind which captures the emotions
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What is a colon
A punctuation mark (,) used to indicate a pause between parts of sentence
A punctuation mark (-) used to join words or parts of words.
A punctuation mark (:) used to introduce a list, quote, explanation,
A punctuation mark (.) used to tell end of sentence
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Define a Hyphen
I don't know I need to study
A way to describe something that is cold
A punctuation mark used to join words, such as in compound words
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what is Onomatopoeia?
When you resate the compound sentence that you already used
This one is right
thats a lot of words
A word that imitates the action of the object it’s connected to
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What is Assonance
The main point or message that the author wants to convey writing.
The repetition of consonant sounds in close proximity
The repetition of vowel sounds in close words, often used to make rhythm.
The repetition of the same initial consonant sound in a sequence of words.
21
Define Fallacies
a type of food
used to find the fall in the climax
a punctuation you put in between sentences
Errors in reasoning or logic that weaken an argument
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what does it mean to Plagiarize?
when you write something in your own words
to write a paper but using AI
To copy another source and claim it as your own work
writing using compound sentences
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What does Figurative Language mean?
A different language than english
Language that uses figures of speech to convey meanings beyond
using like and as in a sentence to compare two things
A type of Language used when dealing with fiction
24
What is elaboration
Language that uses figures of speech
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The process of adding more information to enhance a point.
An exaggerated statement not meant to be taken literally,
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what does it mean to Paraphrase?
Stating the same thing but in a different way.
writing background information for a paper
writing paragraphs in a specific way
copy and paste
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Where is a conclusion found at in a essay
There is no conclusion's
The end
The middle
The beginning
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What are research questions
The foundations of gathering new evidence
Questions that gain you more knowledge of something
A combination of words that can form sentences
Questions that make you wonder something
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what is a Parallel Structure?
using complicated sentences in a formated way
the thing from math?
A parallel structure is a building
A structure used in literature to replicate comma placement
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What is an example of a synonym
bad,evil
bat,bat
air,wind
ground,eart
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What is a Allusion
A paragraph but for a poem
A reference to a noun, or literary work that adds meaning to a text.
The process of adding more information or detail to enhance a point.
A combination of words that can form sentences
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What is consonance
An exaggerated statement not meant to be taken literally
The repetition of consonant sounds in close proximity
The main point that the author wants to convey in a piece of writing.
Chicken Jockey
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What is a primary source
A first hand account of an event
A document made by someone that wasn't there personally
A source that is made by someone that does no research
A third hand account of someone telling a story and that person telling it
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define Implies/Implication
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To suggest something without stating it directly
A conclusion that can be drawn
when a word has two meanings to it
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What is a Comma?
A punctuation mark used to introduce a list, quote, or explain
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A punctuation mark used to indicate a pause between parts of a sentence.
The implied or suggested meaning of a word.
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What is denotation.
Important information or data that supports a claim or argument.
The literal or dictionary definition of a word.
A paragraph but for a poem
The process of adding more information to clarify or enhance a point.
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What is a tone
A musical sound
A state of mind which captures the emotions
An ordered pattern of similar sounding words
A general attitude that expresses a certain emotion
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What are context clues
A reference to a well-known person,
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A statement or assertion that something is true
Hints that tell the reader hidden meanings of a words
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What is a stanza
A paragraph for a story
A paragraph but for a poem
A paragraph for a research paper
A paragraph for a article
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What is a rhythm scheme
A paragraph for a poem
An ordered pattern of similar sounding words at the end of a poem
A ordered pattern of similar sounding words at the beginning of the poem
Words that contain a subject and verb and stand alone as a sentence.
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What is a counter-argument
Words that share the same idea but can be written in multiple ways
Saying no to someone
The implied or suggested meaning of a word
An argument that opposes or disagrees with the main argument
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Mood
How a person feels
A state of mind which captures the emotions of one's surroundings
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What is repetition
Saying something once and only once
Saying the same thing over and over again to evoke certain emotions
Saying the same thing over and over again to be annoying
Just saying the same thing over and over for no reason.
43
What is personification
what that?
when you make imaginary friends
it is a person from fiction
Giving an inanimate object the ability to express human actions
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What is premise
The statement of a story.
The foundation which a statement is formed upon.
A statement or belief that may seem completely wrong but is correct
A foundation supported by a lot of evidence
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What is a summary
An exact retelling of information
A long overview of information
A concise overview of information
A heavily detailed overview of information
46
What is a claim
Sentences that link others to make connected ideas
A statement that something is true used primarily in arguments
The main point or message that the author wants to convey writing.
The act of comparing two or more things to highlight their differences.
47
What is a symbol
A character who acts entirely random sometimes being heroic or evil
A mark or character that represents a general idea or motive
A mark or character the dosen't represent anything
A mark that represents someone else
48
Which of the following is not an example of reveal
To show something that hasn't been seen before
To have known information in your article
To make unknown information known to others
To discuss something not known to one person
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What is a Alliteration
The act of comparing two or more things to highlight their differences.
The repetition of the same initial consonant sound in a sequence of words
The repetition of consonant sounds in close proximity
The literal or dictionary definition of a word.
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What is an example of a detail
Errors in reasoning or logic that weaken an argument.
Specific pieces of information that support the main idea.
Idk something
important information or data that supports a claim or argument.
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Justify/Justification
To disprove something
To make false information of something
To prove or reason something to be true
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define a Independent Clause
A group of words that contains a subject and verb
A part in the sentence that has combining words
A variable that we use in science
Can stand alone in a complete sentence
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whats does Infers/Infer mean?
to guess what is about to happen
whats that what's a infer
By going off a explicit statement rather than evidence or reasoning
To deduce statements from evidence/reason rather than a explicit statement
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What is contrast
A first hand account of an event
To prove or take a stance against a statement
To make unknown information known to others
The act of comparing two or more things to highlight their differences.
55
what is Irony?
A thing that you get from the mine craft movie
Something that happens randomly with no reason
A scenario where the result completely contradicts the expected outcome
Something that should be taken literally
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What is a Author's purpose
The authors reason to write the book
Important information that supports claim
Seeing things from a certain light
The authors part of thing
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What is a Paradox?
A belief that may seem completely wrong but is correct when investigated
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a statement that has been restarted at the end of a paragraph
A interdenominational space where there are different versions of you
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What is a central idea
Important information or data that supports a claim or argument.
Universal rules that make writing comprehensible
A first hand account of an event
The main point that the author wants to convey in a piece of writing
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what is a Hyperbole?
An exaggerated statement not meant to be taken literally
often used for emphasis
a punctuation to boldy express it

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