A comparison without using like or as

A figure of speech in which an object or animal is given human feelings, thoughts, or attitudes

A device in literature where an object represents an idea.

comparison using like or as

The context in time and place in which the action of a story occurs.

Central idea of a work of literature

A serious form of drama dealing with the downfall of a heroic or noble character

A conclusion reached on the basis of evidence and reasoning

A figure of speech that combines opposite or contradictory terms in a brief phrase.

a summary of a piece of literature that is completely objective, without bias.

A belief or view about something

What was Friar Laurence's reasoning for marrying Romeo and Juliet? He hoped it would end the feud between the families.

when the audience knows something the characters do not

How did Romeo find out about the Capulet party? Romeo read the invitation list for the Capulet servant, Peter.

How did wealth play a role in Elizabethan Era marriages? Marriages were frequently arranged so that both families would benefit financially.

Sentence+comma+FANBOYS+ Sentence

An independent clause and dependent clause forms this type of sentence.

Begins a dependent clause

Before Ms. Hurley went to the tennis match, she checked the weather.

Ms. Hurley checked the weather before she went to the tennis match.

The forecast was cold and windy, so she wore a heavy coat to the match.

The forecast was cold and windy; she wore a heavy coat to the match.

Will there be a comma in a complex sentence if the dependent clause comes first?

If you had an author with the name LaFonda Wilson, and you found information on page 30, what would the in-text citation be?

If you had the following authors (Wilson, Smith, Brandt, Heyd), which author would come 2nd in the Works Cited?

If you had the following authors (Wilson, Smith, Brandt, Heyd), which author would come 3rd in the Works Cited?

If you had the following authors (Wilson, Smith, Brandt, Heyd), which author would come 1st in the Works Cited?

If you had the following authors (Wilson, Smith, Brandt, Heyd), which author would come last in the Works Cited?

Are article titles (underlined, italicized, quotation marks, or bolded)?

How would you cite a source with the two authors Sam Wilson and Betty White on page 20?

Where would one find the thesis statement?

The unauthorized use of someone else's words. It happens when you do not paraphrase OR when you do not include in-text citations.

To take the information from your source and put it in your own completely different words

Identifies the topic and the subtopics that will be covered in the paper. It is in the introduction and is restated in the conclusion.

Where is the header located on each page?

Where is the heading located?

How can you best combine the following sentences?

Nadia walked down the street. She heard a noise behind her.

She considered her options. She decided to run.

She decided to run. But it was dark now.

She was in an unfamiliar part of town. Suddenly, she felt hot breath on the back of her leg.

She poised herself to kick. When she realized it was just a dog.

Had she really been afraid of a friendly little beagle? Or had something else been behind her too?

It’s face was so cute.

Nadia was more paranoid then the dog could sense.

“Whose there?” she cried out into the dark.

Who’s shadow is that near the alley?

Your not going to believe this.

Its you’re mom!

Suddenly, Lennie appeared out of the brush, and he came as silently as a creeping bear moves.

The heron pounded the air with its wings, jackets itself clear of the water, and flew off down river.

Aunt Clara was gone; and from out of Lennie’s head there came a gigantic rabbit.

It sat on its haunches in front of him and it waggled its ears and crinkled its nose at him.

While the rabbit scolded Lennie he cowered in fear and shame.

George found Lennie in the brush after he had searched for hours.