Duplicate of Personal Narrative

Question 1

connect ideas, tie paragraphs or sentences together, & allow writing to flow smoothly.

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Transitions

Question 2

deciding on a topic & generating & organizing ideas that support that topic in a logical order.

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Prewriting/Brainstorming

Question 3

written in 1st person, a past memory, has details about the author's thoughts & feelings.

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Personal Narrative

Question 4

words such as strong verbs& precise nouns choosen to create pictures in the reader's mind.

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Word Choice

Question 5

fully supporting each thought in your writing w/ examples, explanations, details& descriptions.

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Idea Development

Question 6

contains a controlling idea that is the main point of a piece of writing

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Focused Writing

Question 7

the use of standard rules of grammar, spelling, punctuation, and usage.

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Mechanics

Question 8

reviewing your work for mistakes in spelling, capitalization, punctuation, and grammar.

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Editing

Question 9

the written conversation between two or more characters.

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Dialogue

Question 10

the personality, flavor, and style of your writing.

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Voice

Question 11

should tie up writing, bring to a close, & include a reflection of how it changed you.

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Conclusion

Question 12

words an author uses to help the reader experience the five senses

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Sensory Language

Question 13

makes reader ask question that'll be answered/helps the reader understand the author's purpose.

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Controlling Idea

Question 14

how a writer uses word choice, sentences, and mechanics to convey meaning.

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Use of Language

Question 15

the act of making changes to a paper in order to improve it.

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Revising

Question 16

occur when writing is focused and cohesive.

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Organization and Progression

Question 17

the act of producing a final draft of your paper and sharing it with its intended audience.

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Publishing

Question 18

the opening lines of a piece of writing meant to engage the reader.

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Hook or Lead

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