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Terms | Definitions |
|---|---|
Compare | To examine |
Contrast | To compare in order to show differences |
Fact | Can be proven |
Opinion | Cant be proven |
Identify | Recognize something and be able to say what it is |
Insignificant | Having little or no meaning |
Irrelevant | Not a having a connection with |
Relevant | Having a logical connection with |
Significant | Having an important meaning |
Description | It lists characteristics, features, and examples |
Problem and solution | Figuring out a way to solve the problem |
Cause and effect | Explains 1 or more causes and the resulting effects |
Sequence | Lists items or events in numerical or chronological order |
Comparison | How 2 or more things are alike or different |
Hyperbole | The use of exaggeration |
Expository writing | Types of writing in which the writer employs 1 or more of writing techniques |
Reflective writing | A brief work that presents a writers feelings |
Myth | Demeter and Persephone |
Legend | The legend of St. Patrick |
Folk Tale | The Cut off |
Tall Tale | Paul Bunyan and babe the blue ox |
Fable | The ant and the grasshopper |
Epic | Pereus |
Reflective | In search of our mothers Gardens |
Expository | Life without gravity |
Reflective | I am a native north american |
Expository | What makes a Remembrandt a Remembrandt |
Expository | Textbooks and User manuals |
Expository | Government documents and legal papers |
Reflective | Thank you notes and journal entries |
Reflective | Memoirs and historical recollections |
Similarities and differences | 2 reasons to write compare and contrast essays |
Get Someone to do something, grab readers attention and make the story interesting | 3 reasons to consider when writing a persuasive essay |
Worry about tomorrow today | The moral of the ant and the grasshopper |
Ant | What character does the right thing in the ant and the grasshopper? |
River boat pilots | What ordinary people is the cut off about |
Admit your mistakes | The moral of the cut off |
Jesus | St Patrick came to Ireland to teach about? |
Yes | Did St. Patrick really exist? |
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