Which of the following statements describes a good conclusion?

A good conclusion refers to the major themes of the piece.

An example of assonance from a Kendrick Lamar song is...

...in my eyes, tell me I died, tell me I tried to compromise

When I say MOOD, you say...

Descriptive Language that gives me FEELINGS!

An example of personification is...

The vindictive cat gazed longingly

What do you think a counterargument is?

An argument against your argument

When the author gives hints about the future

The conclusion in persuasive writing is important because...

last chance to win your reader’s approval or support.

An example of alliteration and consonance from an Eminem rap song is...

Best believe somebody's payin' the pied piper

In an argumentative essay, what is a CLAIM?

The main or initial point that the author is trying to make.

The main idea or central message

An example of metaphor is...

Your love is a rose, beautiful and prickly

A metaphor that uses "like" or "as"

Which is NOT a form of irony...

Social Irony (characters don't get along)

An example of hyperbole is...

She is the absolute meanest girl on earth!

When what you expected is different than what really happens

When I give a quote from the text...

I have to point to specific words in the quote as proof, Explain the quote and how it connects to my idea, Identify exactly how and why this quote proves my idea, Choose specific words that prove my analysis and explain

An example of foreshadowing is...

But little did they know, the monster was on the way...

An "argument" can be described as...

A claim supported by reasons and evidence.

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A metaphor...
Exaggerates
Only appears in poetry
Compares 2 things
Compares 2 things using like or as
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Which of the following statements describes a good conclusion?
A good conclusion refers to the major themes of the piece.
A good conclusion restates the introduction with different words
A good conclusion includes an interesting fact that did not fit in anywhere
A good conclusion always ends with a question to encourage further reading
3
what is the main purpose of an argument?
narrate / tell a story
describe / support
explain / inform
convince / persuade
4
An example of assonance from a Kendrick Lamar song is...
...in my eyes, tell me I died, tell me I tried to compromise
Thank you berry much
Bury me with pride...
I'm gettin' better with time. AAAAAHHHHH!
5
When I say MOOD, you say...
Irony!
I have no idea what's going on!
Theme!
Descriptive Language that gives me FEELINGS!
6
What does commentary mean?
all of the above
to offer insight into evidence
to explain evidence
to elaborate the evidence
7
An example of personification is...
The vindictive cat gazed longingly
The chair was brown
The shabby old dog laid down
My favorite, smelly sweater
8
What do you think a counterargument is?
A statement
An argument against your argument
An argument supporting your argument
A question
9
When I say TONE, you say...
Pandas!
Imagery!
Author's Choice of Words!
Descriptions of Feelings!
10
Foreshadowing is...
Flashback
When the author gives hints about the future
An element of characterization
Irony
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The conclusion in persuasive writing is important because...
first chance to win your reader’s approval or support.
the only chance to win your reader’s approval or support.
last chance to win your reader’s approval or support.
not last chance to win your reader’s approval or support.
12
An example of alliteration and consonance from an Eminem rap song is...
I'm back, na na na na na na
I'm just a talking head
I'll be Odin, you rodent, I'm omnipotent
Best believe somebody's payin' the pied piper
13
In an argumentative essay, what is a CLAIM?
The main or initial point that the author is trying to make.
A statement that says something that opposes a (main) claim.
Facts/data that an author uses to support their claim(s).
Evidence that specifically disagrees with the counterclaim.
14
So when I consider MOOD, I should look for examples of...
IMAGERY!
THEME!
FLASHBACK!
SETTING!
15
Descriptive language that uses SENSORY detail is always...
Good writing!
Imagery!
Setting!
Foreshadowing!
16
Which of the parts of an argument tells the main point?
claim
reason
counter-claim
evidence
17
TONE is the literary device for an AUTHOR'S...
Pet Alpaca
Sound
Main Idea
Attitude
18
Theme is...
The main idea or central message
The tone of the text
The lesson the author teaches...
A rhyme for "meme"
19
An example of metaphor is...
Your love is like a rose
Your armpit smells like roses
Your love is a rose, beautiful and prickly
I love your armpit, Rosie
20
A simile is...
A metaphor that uses "like" or "as"
An exaggeration
The wrong way to spell "smile"
An element of plot
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Which is NOT a form of irony...
Dramatic Irony (audience knows plot already)
Verbal Irony (sarcasm)
Social Irony (characters don't get along)
Situational Irony (unexpected events)
22
An example of hyperbole is...
Aaaaargh! Ugh...
Have you ever seen something so incredibly dull?
This Kahoot is a force, Miss.
She is the absolute meanest girl on earth!
23
Irony is...
A character's point of view
Foreshadowing
When what you expected is different than what really happens
Another word for opinion
24
So when looking for examples of TONE, I should look for...
Sarcasm or deception
Specific vocabulary choices
Words I don't understand
The narrator's point of view
25
When I give a quote from the text...
I have to point to specific words in the quote as proof
Explain the quote and how it connects to my idea
Identify exactly how and why this quote proves my idea
Choose specific words that prove my analysis and explain
26
An example of foreshadowing is...
Suzie had french fries at lunch.
But little did they know, the monster was on the way...
Something something pandas...
Jessica went home early today.
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An "argument" can be described as...
Something made to disprove an opposing viewpoint.
The paragraph finishing of the essay.
A claim supported by reasons and evidence.
Reasons that back up the claim.
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An example of simile is...
The dog is as big as a house
My dog is as lazy as ever
Dogs are mysterious, but stupid
My house smells like dog

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