1. 2 pt 3 pt 4 pt 5pt 1 pt 2 pt 3 pt 4 pt 5 pt 1 pt 2pt 3 pt 4pt 5 pt 1pt 2pt 3 pt 4 pt 5 pt 1 pt 2 pt 3 pt 4pt 5 pt 1pt Prefix & Suffix Different forms of writing Roots Writing techniques Writing terms

2. Is a prefix at the end or beginning of a word?

3. Beginning

4. What does the prefix above mean? Un

5. Not

6. Does a suffix go at the end or beginning of a word?

7. End

8. What does the suffix above mean? Able

9. Can do.

10. When is the suffix above used? est

11. When comparing more than two things.

12. Is there only one form of writing?

13. No, there are many different forms of writing.

14. What is an autobiography?

15. A writers story of his or her own life.

16. What form of writing is above? A writing that describes a specific character in a story.

17. A character sketch.

18. What is an anecdote?

19. A brief story that makes a point.

20. What form of writing is above? Newspaper letters or articles giving an opinion.

21. An editorial.

22. Is a root word a word or word base in which a prefix or suffix can be added to create different words?

23. Yes.

24. What does the root above mean? bibl

25. It means book.

26. What root word or word base means the killing of or killer?

27. cide

28. What does the root above mean? cise

29. To cut.

30. What root word or word base means the word above? Look

31. spec

32. Do writing techniques put special effects in stories?

33. Yes.

34. What is a simile?

35. A figure of speech that compares two things using like or as.

36. What kind of writing technique is above? An object that is used to stand as an idea.

37. Symbol

38. What is an analogy?

39. A comparison of similar objects to help clarify one of the objects.

40. What kind of writing technique is above? An exaggeration or a stretching of the truth.

41. Overstatement

42. What is a writing term?

43. Terms that have special ways of stating an idea.

44. What is jargon?

45. The special language of a certain group, occupation, or field.

46. What writing term is above? A writers attitude toward his or her subject.

47. Tone

48. What is theme?

49. The main point, message, or lesson in a piece of writing.

50. What writing term is above? The angle from which a story is told.

51. Point of view.