Write The Right Way

What is a sensory detail?

• A detail you can eat

• A detail you can smell

• A detail that affects your senses

Vivid descriptions, imagery, and sensory details will most likely be found in what type of writing?

• Expository 
• Narrative
• Persuasive
• Argumentative

"Fingers are filthy".
‘"They’re full of bugs. Disgusting dirty things, fingers. Just think what you do with them".
What sense do these line impact the most?

• Sight
• Touch
• Smell
• Taste

There wasn’t room in the cabin for two of us to change our clothes simultaneously, so we took it in turns to go first.
What does simultaneously mean?

• At the same time
• In the same place
• Together

I was very sad that I couldn't get soccer for my flextime. 
What could this student change in the sentence to make it more vivid?

• Use mad or angry instead of sad
• Show rather than tell sadness
• Explain what Flextime is

The air around me is cold and sharp like an ice blade hanging from a frozen roof.

This writer is showing emotion through... (Choose the answer that BEST fits)

• Action Verbs

• Dialogue

• Sensory Details

• Imagery

In an expository essay, what is the name of the sentence that is located in the introduction paragraph that tells what the rest of your paper is going to be about?

• The attention grabber
• The hook
• The theme
• The thesis

What is the first sentence in an introduction paragraph called? 

• The main sentence
• The topic sentence
• The head sentence in charge
• The manager sentence

The lead sentence should grab the readers attention by using

• Sauces on your paper

• Seasonings

• Arguments

• Something relevant to hook the readers attention

Writing is always done right the first time you do it

• TRUE
• Nope...It takes proofreading, editing, and revising