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English Vocab, Parra
Parra Adilene, Vocab
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| What does an introduction paragraph contain? | Hook, bridge, thesis, |
| What does body paragraphs contain? | Topic sentence, details and elaboration to add to and explain main supporting points |
| What does an conclusion paragraph contain? | restating the claim. summarize the main supporting point for the claim, provides a interesting, and gives the reader something to think about in the end |
| What are the Six Traits of Writing? | SICVOW= Sentence fluency, ideas, conventions, voice, organization, and word choice |
| What are the common errors in convention? | fragments, run-ons, wordiness, point of view |
| What is Plot? | series of events |
| What is Expositions? | part of the story in which the basic situation is outlined an the characters an main conflict are introduced. |
| What is Rising Action? | chain of event that takes place as the main character struggles and to achieve his or her goals. |
| What is the Climax? | the point of highest emotional intensity; and sometimes the point at which we learn the outcome of the conflict. |
| What is the Resolution? | events following the climax in which any remaining issues are resolved. |
| What is the difference between indirect an direct? | indirect is when we have to think about the character like Jorge, direct is when the author just tell us about them like Mrs. Jones was a large lady. |
| What is the difference between external and internal conflicts? | internal is when a character undergoes an emotional struggle and himself vs. himself external is a person prevents them main character to achieve their goal man vs. man |
| What is tone? | the attitude the writer or speaker takes |
| What is mode? | the vibe the writing give you |
| What is symbolism? | object, event, person, or animal that stands for itself and something else |
| What is omniscient point of view? | never refers to themselves |
| What is First-Person point of view? | talking to us |
| What is Third-Person Limited point of view? | plays no part in the story |
| Thesis | States the claim, previews the main supporting points, relevant topic, broad ideas, opposable/provable , clear claim. |
| Hook | Interesting facts/statistics, short anecdote, shocking statement |
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