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Milestone Mania Review GameVersión en línea Milestone Mania Review Game por Elizabeth Bragg A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z Starts with A an essay that is written for the author to take a stance on a highly debatable topic; includes a thesis, evidence, reasoning, and a counter argument. Starts with B a list of books, websites, and/or authors a writer refers to in an essay or research paper; hint: you wrote one of these when completing our informational travel essay Starts with C the viewpoint or argument made by an author in an argumentative essay; the author's stance on the topic Starts with D the type of irony when the audience knows something the character in the play or story do not Starts with E the beginning of a story where we are introduced to the main characters, conflict, and setting Starts with F a group of words missing a subject or predicate; an incomplete sentence Starts with G a type of verbal; when a verb functions as a noun and ends in -ing Starts with H an opening statement in an essay that attempts to grab the reader's attention Starts with I visually descriptive language that helps a reader imagine what is being read; also known as figurative language Starts with J you write one of these daily Starts with K main points of information in a text that strongly support the meaning or tell the story Starts with L Why we include transition words or phrases in our essay Starts with M a comparison of two things NOT using "like" or "as" Starts with N The person in a fictional narrative who tells the story Starts with O words that imitate the sound they describe; Eek! Bam! Zoom! Starts with P type of verbal; when a verb is being used as an adjective; ends in -ing or -ed Starts with Q What you ALWAYS put around text evidence when writing an essay Starts with R the final part of a story, where the main conflict is resolved and loose ends are tied up Starts with S the person, place, or thing that performs the action of the sentence Starts with T create powerful links between your ideas in an essay Starts with U a narrator whose credibility is questionable, leading the reader to question the truthfulness or accuracy of the story Starts with V type of irony where words are used to suggest the opposite of what is meant; sarcasm Starts with W What you're going to use your stacked t-chart for on the Milestone test Starts with X One transition phrase you can use in your essay when introducing text evidence; (two words, the answer doesn't actually start with the letter "x," but the second word in the answer does make the "x" sound; For e... Starts with Y Free points! Starts with Z Free points!

Milestone Mania Review GameVersión en línea

Milestone Mania Review Game

por Elizabeth Bragg

Starts with A

an essay that is written for the author to take a stance on a highly debatable topic; includes a thesis, evidence, reasoning, and a counter argument.

Starts with B

a list of books, websites, and/or authors a writer refers to in an essay or research paper; hint: you wrote one of these when completing our informational travel essay

Starts with C

the viewpoint or argument made by an author in an argumentative essay; the author's stance on the topic

Starts with D

the type of irony when the audience knows something the character in the play or story do not

Starts with E

the beginning of a story where we are introduced to the main characters, conflict, and setting

Starts with F

a group of words missing a subject or predicate; an incomplete sentence

Starts with G

a type of verbal; when a verb functions as a noun and ends in -ing

Starts with H

an opening statement in an essay that attempts to grab the reader's attention

Starts with I

visually descriptive language that helps a reader imagine what is being read; also known as figurative language

Starts with J

you write one of these daily

Starts with K

main points of information in a text that strongly support the meaning or tell the story

Starts with L

Why we include transition words or phrases in our essay

Starts with M

a comparison of two things NOT using "like" or "as"

Starts with N

The person in a fictional narrative who tells the story

Starts with O

words that imitate the sound they describe; Eek! Bam! Zoom!

Starts with P

type of verbal; when a verb is being used as an adjective; ends in -ing or -ed

Starts with Q

What you ALWAYS put around text evidence when writing an essay

Starts with R

the final part of a story, where the main conflict is resolved and loose ends are tied up

Starts with S

the person, place, or thing that performs the action of the sentence

Starts with T

create powerful links between your ideas in an essay

Starts with U

a narrator whose credibility is questionable, leading the reader to question the truthfulness or accuracy of the story

Starts with V

type of irony where words are used to suggest the opposite of what is meant; sarcasm

Starts with W

What you're going to use your stacked t-chart for on the Milestone test

Starts with X

One transition phrase you can use in your essay when introducing text evidence; (two words, the answer doesn't actually start with the letter "x," but the second word in the answer does make the "x" sound; For e...

Starts with Y

Free points!

Starts with Z

Free points!

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Milestone Mania Review GameVersión en línea

por Elizabeth Bragg

Starts with A

an essay that is written for the author to take a stance on a highly debatable topic; includes a thesis, evidence, reasoning, and a counter argument.

Starts with B

a list of books, websites, and/or authors a writer refers to in an essay or research paper; hint: you wrote one of these when completing our informational travel essay

Starts with C

the viewpoint or argument made by an author in an argumentative essay; the author's stance on the topic

Starts with D

the type of irony when the audience knows something the character in the play or story do not

Starts with E

the beginning of a story where we are introduced to the main characters, conflict, and setting

Starts with F

a group of words missing a subject or predicate; an incomplete sentence

Starts with G

a type of verbal; when a verb functions as a noun and ends in -ing

Starts with H

an opening statement in an essay that attempts to grab the reader's attention

Starts with I

visually descriptive language that helps a reader imagine what is being read; also known as figurative language

Starts with J

you write one of these daily

Starts with K

main points of information in a text that strongly support the meaning or tell the story

Starts with L

Why we include transition words or phrases in our essay

Starts with M

a comparison of two things NOT using "like" or "as"

Starts with N

The person in a fictional narrative who tells the story

Starts with O

words that imitate the sound they describe; Eek! Bam! Zoom!

Starts with P

type of verbal; when a verb is being used as an adjective; ends in -ing or -ed

Starts with Q

What you ALWAYS put around text evidence when writing an essay

Starts with R

the final part of a story, where the main conflict is resolved and loose ends are tied up

Starts with S

the person, place, or thing that performs the action of the sentence

Starts with T

create powerful links between your ideas in an essay

Starts with U

a narrator whose credibility is questionable, leading the reader to question the truthfulness or accuracy of the story

Starts with V

type of irony where words are used to suggest the opposite of what is meant; sarcasm

Starts with W

What you're going to use your stacked t-chart for on the Milestone test

Starts with X

One transition phrase you can use in your essay when introducing text evidence; (two words, the answer doesn't actually start with the letter "x," but the second word in the answer does make the "x" sound; For e...

Starts with Y

Free points!

Starts with Z

Free points!