Q1 Final Exam Review

style of writing or speaking as dependent upon choice of words

uses emotionally charged words

showing you can see the other side of an argument when trying to persuade others

to supply with critical or explanatory notes; comment upon in notes

having to do with the emotions, heart, feelings

Throughout his life, Henry slept soundly.

uses symbols or ideas to move you to their way of thinking

The lion cages at the zoo look unstable.

the reason a writer writes; usually to explain, inform, entertain, express emotion etc

a story about a real person written by the person it is about.

part, feature phase

to quote or paraphrase a passage, book author, etc., especially as an authority

in writing shows why your evidence backs up your answer

expression in spoken or written words, or by other means

Verb Types: Why are you eating celery for breakfast

something bad will happen if you do .... or don't do...

writing used to persuade a reader to your point of view

having to do with reason and facts

Will Montie be there by three o'clock?

A quote or paraphrase from a source to prove a statement or argument.

clues from content surrounding a word to aid in determining meaing

The old house smelled like dust.

James should send us a message.

to draw a conclusion based on evidence

an address or essay intended to convince or persuade

Uses a less severe word to make something bad seem less so

a short paragraph answer to an open ended question using textual evidence

a multiple paragraph essay response to a prompt using source material

A story about a real person written by someone else.

how someone feels about a certain topic (as in essay writing)

calling someone by a negative association; relating them to something bad

The play about the brave hero was considered a success.

Prepositional phrases: Take the child to the store.

Propaganda: uses a celebrity to sell a product or idea

relates to the everyday people just like you...

vocabulary: a book, statement, video, film, or person, etc., supplying information

Uses our feelings of wanting to belong

Have you ridden across the new bridge yet?

disagreement; controversy

The road abruptly ended.

a request or support, agreement, sympathy etc

That would be a serious question with no easy answer.