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Personal Narrative - Show What You Know
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- Q1A _________ _____________ is written in first person and centers on a particular event in the author’s life.autobiographypersonal narrativebiography30s
- Q2A _______________ is the opening lines of a piece of writing meant to engage, or interest, the reader.transitionleadgenrereflection30s
- Q3___________________ is the act of deciding on a topic and generating and organizing ideas that support that topic in a logical order.prewritingeditingrevisingdrafting30s
- Q4_____________ connect different ideas, tie paragraphs or sentences together, and allow a piece of writing to flow smoothly.transitionsword choiceleadssensory language30s
- Q5_______ ___________ means fully supporting each thought or point in a piece of writing by elaborating through examples, explanations, details, and descriptions.sensory languageidea developmentpersonal narrativefigurative language30s
- Q6Finding ____________ ____________ means using direct words from the text to support ideas.text evidenceidea developmentword choicecontrolling idea30s
- Q7__________ __________ refers to the specific words such as strong verbs and precise nouns you choose to create pictures in your reader’s minds. It helps establish an appropriate tone.text evidenceliterary nonfictionword choicerough draft30s
- Q8_____________ is the act of making changes to a paper in order to improve the focus and flow of the piece; changes might include adding more details or support and making sure the writing flows.draftingeditingrevisingbrainstorming30s
- Q9___________ language is the words an author uses to help the reader experience the five senses: sight, sound, touch, smell, and taste.dialoguesensorytoneimagery30s
- Q10______________ is the act of reviewing your work for mistakes in spelling, capitalization, punctuation, and grammar.revisingeditingpublishingdrafting30s
- Q11The ___________ of a piece of writing should tie up the writing, bring it to a sense of closure, and possibly include a statement of discovery or learning.introductiontitleconclusionbody30s
- Q12Authors will often provide clues that help you understandthe characters, setting, and plotleads, transitions, and punctuationdialogue, titles, and resolution30s
- Q13An unsupported inference isa predictionone that is fully supported by examples from the textone that isn't logical or contradicts the text30s
- Q14Drawing conclusions involvesa pencil and papermaking inferencesmaking up examples that support the inference30s
- Q15When an author uses show-don't-tell, the audience mustlook at the lead for a cluelocate the answer in the textinfer the meaning by reading between the lines30s