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- What is Persuasive Writing?
- convincing the reader to believe a certain point of veiw
- possessive noun
- shows ownership
- What is an Opinion?
- a staement that cannot be proved
- What is an Inviting Lead
- opening which presents the main idea, grabs the readers attention
- simple predicate
- the main word or words in a complete predicate
- abstract noun
- names an idea, feeling, quality, or characteristic
- Kairos
- convincing you audience to act now
- Interrogative
- asks a questions
- compound prediacate
- made up of two or more verbs that have the same subject
- Kairos
- convincing you audience to act now
- transitive verbs
- an action verb given to an object
- Declarative
- statement
- pathos
- persuading people by changing their emotions
- Define Presentation
- presenting your writing with others
- Appositives
- helps renames another noun or pronoun
- intransitive verb
- an action verb that does not have an direct object
- Exclamatory
- ends with exclamation point
- Claim
- stating your argument
- What is Varied Sentence Length
- Combining sentences to create shorter ones
- Define Convention
- Grammar, spelling, and punctuation errors are eliminated
- third person pronouns
- they,he,she,
- compound subjects
- made up of two or more subjects that share the same verb
- pathos
- persuading people by changing their emotions
- What is Editing
- Editing and proofreading your writing
- What is Mood
- feeling about a subject created by words and details
- dependent clause
- cannot stand alone as a sentence
- Complete subject
- words that tell whom or what the sentence is about
- Define Voice
- writing shows style and personality
- Define Sentence Fluency
- your writing has a flow, and shows varied sentence length
- independent clause
- can stand alone as a sentence
- What is Drafting
- Writing down your ideas
- Research
- using a reliable research to convince your audience
- Define Ideas
- your essay is clear, focused,and has good details
- What is Peer Response
- comments provided by peers or classmates
- What are the six traits of writing?
- (I Overcooked Something With Vegetables Corn Peas)Ideas, Organization,Sentence Fluency, Word Choice, Voice, Convention, and Presentation
- What are the 5 types of Prewriting
- freewriting,talking,brainstorming,webbing,and outlining
- What are the 5 types of Prewriting
- freewriting,talking,brainstorming,webbing,and outlining
- What is Endorsement?
- when a famous person promotes a product.
- concrete noun
- names a thing that can be seen, heard,smelled,touched,or tasted
- common noun
- names in general for a person,place,thing, or idea,
- Logos
- facts,numbers, and info for convincing
- Complete Predicate
- includes the verbs and all the words that complete the verb's meaning
- What is Publishing
- Sharing your work to others
- Simple Subject
- the main word or words in a complete sentence
- Compound sentence
- contains independant clauses and no dependent clauses
- What is Personal Narrative
- the writer's own thoughts, experiences, and feelings
- indirect object
- word(s) that tells to whom an action is performed by
- semicolon
- join parts of a compound sentence without a conjunction
- Imperative
- tells someone to do something, ends in . or !
- Ethos
- persuading people by making them trust you
- first person pronoun
- I,my,us
- Claim
- stating your argument
- What is Dialogue
- conversation of fictional characters of actual persons
- What is a Fact?
- a staement that can be proved
- What is Revising
- Ways to improve your writing
- reflexive pronouns
- refering the verb back to the subject(himself,myself)
- Define Organization
- Your ideas are arranged in a logical order .
- compound nouns
- made up of two or more words used together as a single noun
- Define Word Choice
- Your language is powerful and engaging.
- Ethos
- persuading people by making them trust you
- second person pronouns
- you,your,yours
- Research
- using a reliable research to convince your audience
- Fragment
- sentence missing a subject, a predicate, or both
- Proper noun
- particular person, place,or thing
- direct objects
- word(s) that names the receiver of the action
- What are Sensory Details
- words that appeal to any of the five senses
- What is a thesis?
- a statement in one sentence that tells about the main idea
- What is target audience?
- a group of people who share similarities
- What is Prewriting
- Deciding what you will write about
- What is Debate
- stating an opinion with supporting evidence by speaching
- Logos
- facts,numbers, and info for convincing