Comprehensive Spring Final Exam Review 2016

Figures of speech, metaphors, or similes, etc. are known as 

This type of writing appeals to the reader's senses

A statement paraphrasing a statement that may need to be clarified for the reader is called a

What are words that imitate sounds called?

This poem has AABBA rhyme scheme and should be humorous.

A question where the answer is implied and does not need to be answered is called a...

This element introduces the main idea of the essay.

This type of writing shows the cause or problem and how it effecting something or the outcome.

A fact in the form of a number or ratio to support a main idea is known as

What is the purpose of persuasive writing?

4-line poem used to describe a subject

This part of the paper supports the thesis with reasons, facts, and examples

To get your point across, it is acceptable to insult the reader's point of view.

Point of view is the same as

A statement that can be proven true is a(an)

Sections of poems are called...

The issue statement states the argument to be discussed.

"The swimmer was a swan on the water." is an example of a/an____________.

A compelling reason included in each main body paragraph is called?

A humorous poem with AABB rhyme scheme is called...

A poem with 14 lines generally with 10 syllables per line is a 

A fact is a statement about life.

A statement that reflects a person's point of view is a fact.

This part of the paper catches the readers attention

When words have the same end sound, it is called...

When the author appeals to the reader to do something, it is called?

Does the writer need to give their point of view in expository?

Type of poetry with no set pattern or rhyme

When words, a phrase, lines or stanzas repeat, it is known as ...

A "How To Essay" is the same as a persuasive essay.

written after the event occurred, can be an article, biography

 __________ is a literary device used to help the reader visualize.

A stanza of poetry with four lines is called a 

The matter of importance to be examined and resolved is the 

A matter of importance that needs to be resolved is called a(an)

3 line poem about nature

This part of the paper gives completeness to the reader and stresses importance of the thesis

When you write persuasive you need to?

The issue statement is located where?

In this poem, the beginning letters of each line form/spell a word.

In expository writing, you should assume your audience has how much knowledge of the topic?

A question asked to make a point, rather than truly ask a question is known as a/an

A long narrative poem that focuses on a heroic figures

"She was as graceful as a swan when she skated on the ice." is an example of a/an:

The repetition of a consonant or vowel sound

What do you call a pair of rhyming lines?

A set of reasons that all support one point, but are different from each other are called

A logical appeal is presented in the form of

What is an argument that supports an issue called?

A negative statement about the issue is known as a(an)

Poem with this pattern: 5 syllables, 7 syllables, 5 syllables

What do you need to include in persuasive writing?

What is a logical appeal?

"The trees waved as we strolled down the street." is an example of a/an _____________.

What is the purpose of expository writing?

How should you not begin a persuasive essay?

What way is not a way to persuade your audience?

Artifact, document, recording, journal from source, interview direct from source

Process writing is the same as

Stressed and unstressed syllables in a poem create the ____________ of the poem.

Reasons that can be broken down into a variety of examples are

What is it called when one line ends and another begins in poetry?

Words and/or phrases that help the reader follow shifts in ideas, sentences, and paragraphs are

This poem begins with a noun and ends with a noun that is the opposite of line one.

How many details should each body paragraph of persuasive writing contain?

If you are uninformed of the topic, you will be convincing.

A longer narrative poem generally a part of folklore