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Story Elements, ACE, Transitions, HAT & CAT
Story Elements, ACE, Transitions, HAT & CAT
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Review different types of genres, story elements, and ACE strategy
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The "C" part of CAT is...
Connecting idea
Conjunction
Claim
Conclusion
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Rosa Parks was "arrested after refusing to move" (LaBella, p.3)
This is a paraphrase
None of the above
This is a direct quote
This is the "A" part of ACE
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The "A" part of HAT stands for...
Add more elaborations
Attack the topic
Answer the question
Attack the theme
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The "C" part of ACE is:
Explain your evidence
Answer the question
Summarize what the text says
Cite textual evidence by quoting or paraphrasing
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The "E" part of ACE is:
Answer your question
Explain and elaborate your answer
Evidence to support your answer
Entertain the reader
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"T" part of CAT is...
Thought that stuns the reader
Theme
The conclusion
Thesis statement
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The Big Bad Wolf visited the three little pigs because he needed to borrow a cup of sugar.
This is an example of "C"- cite evidence
None of the above
This is an example of "E" - explain your evidence
This is an example of "A"- answer the question
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The chain of events that make up a story
Protagonist
Antagonist
Setting
Plot
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These traits are shown through the character's words, thoughts, feelings, choices, and actions.
Descriptive words
Antagonist
Protagonist
Character traits
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In an AECECS Paragraph, the "S" stands for
Synthesize
Summary
Short answer
Statement
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Thesis/ Claim is...
The main idea of your paper
The attention grabber
A hook
Attack the topic
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The article mentions that the Titanic's layers were organized by how rich or how educated you were
None of the above
This is a paraphrase
This is a direct quote
This is the "E" part of ACE
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The example below is a correct example of ways to cite text.
He thought of his wrist as "his badge of courage" (l.112)
According to source 2, it states that "....."
So I think that the text says that .....
Like I said earlier, ...
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The "A" part of ACE is:
According to the text
Cite text evidence
Answer, Cite, Explain
Answer the question by restating the question
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The character or force in conflict with the protagonist
Protagonist
Setting
Antagonist
Complications
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Problems that arise as characters struggle to reach their goals
Protagonist
Setting
Antagonist
Complications
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The meaning of courage is to stand up for what is right in spite of harsh consequences.
Elaboration example of definition
Elaboration example of like/unlike
Elaboration example of the good and the bad
Elaboration example of big deal
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"Unlike" and "Imagine if" are sentence starters for...
Elaborations
ACE paragraph
Conclusion
Hook
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So the wolf wasn't such a villain as they made him out to be, because he just "needed a cup of sugar"(line 9)
This is an example of "C"- cite evidence
None of the above
This is an example of "A" - answer the question
This is an example of "E" - explain evidence
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The time and place of a story
Protagonist
Plot
Setting
Complications
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The main character in a story
Antagonist
Setting
Plot
Protagonist
