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Brainstorming, webbing, mapping, jot listing…

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What is prewriting?

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Standard number of supports (majors) to make a good argument.

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What is THREE?

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The most important step in the writing process, this is where we fix the big ideas, clarify thoughts, move sentences around, etc...

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What is revision?

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The parts of a two part thesis

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What are what will be proved & how it will be proved?

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Where your thesis should be in a five paragraph essay.

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Where is at the end of the introduction?

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Taking notes, filling out graphic organizers like tables or theme wheels, making predictions, etc…

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What is Active Reading?

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The graphic organizer we used to analyze themes throughout the year.

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What is a Theme Wheel?

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You must use these as your minor supports in order to prove a point you are making about a piece of literature.

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What are quotes?

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The one thing literature can tell us about a person that we cannot know in real life.

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What are a person’s (character’s) thoughts?

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The best way to determine an author’s theme when you are struggling to figure it out.

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What is note the change in the main character?

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The when and where of a story.

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What is setting?

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Contrast between the expected & what actually happens – be specific.

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What is situational irony?

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When a story refers to events prior in or prior to the story

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What is flashback?

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Reference to another piece of literature, historical event, mythological figure, etc.

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What is allusion?

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The false appearance of truth; also involves using invented words or numbers that seem real, but aren’t.

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What is verisimilitude?

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Thinking about thinking – we use this to make sure we are using the best methods to solve problems & create ideas.

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What is metacognition?

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To take something apart and examine the parts to see how they work

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What is analysis?

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The first step of the problem solving process, this must be done before you can begin to solve a problem.

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What is understand the problem?

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Easily the most neglected step in the problem solving process, mostly because it takes time

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What is plan?

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According to Bloom, this is the highest level of thinking a person can attain – these are common Level 3 questions/answers.

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What is evaluation?

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While the boys stood along the wall and the girls waited for someone to ask them to dance.

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What is a sentence fragment?

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He did not care weather I wanted to go to the game or not.

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What is incorrectly using weather in place of whether?

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To get ready for exams the students crammed for hours.

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What is a missing comma after an introductory subordinate clause?Should be: To get ready for exams, the students…

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The teachers were anxious to see how the students would do on the exam, the students just wanted them to be over with.

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What is a comma splice / run-on? Should be: “The teachers were anxious to see how the students would do on the exam; the students just wanted them to be over with.” (,conj or ; conj. adverb, or period)

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The students prepared for the exam by using flashcards, note taking, and playing games.

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What is lack of parallel structure?

Should be: The students prepared for the exam by using flashcards, taking notes, and playing games.

Final Jeopardy – Final Jeopardy – GrammarGrammar

Words like: after, because, although, if, while, unless – these are used to create dependent clauses.

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What are subordinating conjunctions?