STAAR Review Flashcards

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This literary device uses vivid images that appeals to the 5 senses.

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Imagery

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The wrap it up section in the short answer box should answer this question.

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How does this contribute to the theme?

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When answering a short answer, your thesis consists of this.

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By or because

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This is the only difference between the short answer box and the crossover box

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Quotes

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This literary device creates a comparison by using like or as

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Simile

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The connection boxes needed to explain this in a short answer.

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Text evidence

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When writing a crossover, the writer should do this to the quotes to make it easier for the reader to understand.

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State where it’s from

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Also called the writers choice of words

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Diction

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This is the acronym for the process of analyzing tone.

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DIDLS

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You can use a coordinating conjunction (FANBOYS) or one of these to create a compound sentence

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Semicolon

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This punctuation always goes in front of a coordinating conjunction in a compound sentence

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Comma

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This is the authors feeling about a topic. It is the overall feeling of a piece of writing

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Tone

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These are all the FANBOYS

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For and nor but or yet so

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The thesis in a persuasive consist of these two statements.

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Claim and concession

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This is the possessive form of it

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Its

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This type of sentence uses an AWUBIS word. Also known as a subordinating conjunction

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Complex

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True or false? A write should avoid using “ I believe “ or “ I” in a persuasive essay

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True

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The writer should use these at the beginning of each body paragraph to tell the reader what the rest of that paragraph is going to be about

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Topic sentence

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Its raining cats and dogs

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It’s raining cats and dogs

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A commercial shows an image of a happy cuople riding in a corvette

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Change cuople to couple

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This type of evidence focuses on telling a story the writer has seen on the news, read in a book, or has heard about to support their reason

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An anecdote

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Move along. Their is nothing to see here.

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Change their to there

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Because I was going to eat out for supper I skipped lunch.

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Add a comma after supper

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The writer should use an example of history, example from the news, example from literature, or quote to support what.

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Reasons

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When I go to the store I always buy apples

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Add a comma after store

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This is the analysis of an author’s sentence structure

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Syntax

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The three main author’s purpose include to inform _ and to entertain

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To persuade

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This is the main character in a story. This character usually experiences the most change.

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Protagonist

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This is the name of the strategy we use when answering reading multiple choice questions

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Trees and forest strategy

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I can’t here you when you whisper

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Change here to hear

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I can no except your answer as truth

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Change except to accept

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The connection section of the box is where you support your reasons. You support your reasons by using these 3 appeals

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Ethos, logos, pathos

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The statement in your paper that declares the other side is called this.

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Concession

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Everything’s bigger here, including your writing score if you model your box after this state flag

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The introduction

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The wrap it up section of the box contains this part of the persuasive

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Kairos