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What questions can you ask to add in more details?
Who, What, Where, When, When, Why, How
What are implicit details?
Details that are suggested. Must be inferred.
What are explicit details?
Details that are clear and told to the reader. No inference needed.
How can a reader find out who a character is?
They can S.T.E.A.L. the character.
What does S.T.E.A.L. stand for in characterization?
Speech, Thoughts, Effect of others, Actions, Looks
Give an example of hyperbole.
I'm so hungry that I want to eat a cow, horse, five chickens, and a tree for veggies.
Give an example of personification.
My dog yelled at me rudely when I didn't immediately get up to let him outside.
Can figurative language happen in real life?
No. If it did then it would be literal language.
What are the main parts of an argument?
Claim, Counterclaim, Evidence, Explaination
Why should evidence be explained to the reader?
So they can see how the topics support the ideas. Explain the thought process.
What goes directly after a quite to avoid plagiarism?
In-text citation. The author's last name and page number.
When should we use a simile or a metaphor?
When a comparison is being made between two different ideas, topics, things.
