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Froggy Jumps
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Froggy Jumps

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Froggy Jumps

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This review is for creative comp grade 11 student

par Ticod, Kenneth
1

A writer describes heartbreak using images of falling leaves, fading sunlight, and empty streets instead of directly explaining sadness. What essay type is this?

2

A student writes about learning guitar, their father’s old music records, and the history of rock music. These stories connect at the end. What type of essay is this?

3

Which characteristic makes a collage essay unique?

4

Why would an author choose a lyric essay instead of a flash nonfiction essay?

5

A story uses diary entries, text messages, and news reports to show someone’s mental struggle. What essay form does this resemble?

6

A writer tells a true story about the moment they won a contest in only 300 words. Which essay type fits best?

7

What is the main purpose of a braided essay?

8

Which essay type allows the writer to change names, places, or events while keeping emotional truth?

9

A memoir about bullying is told through comic panels and captions. What type of essay is this?

10

How does symbolism strengthen a lyric essay?

11

Which essay type depends most on the reader to connect the pieces?

12

A writer combines personal reflection, videos, and photos about typhoon damage. This is best classified as:

13

What makes a flash nonfiction essay powerful?

14

Which essay type often uses nonlinear structure to focus on mood instead of plot?

15

A student writes about their real childhood but changes the ending to make it more dramatic. What essay form is this?

16

What do graphic memoirs and multimedia essays have in common?

17

Why does repetition matter in a braided essay?

18

A writer presents a list of memories, song lyrics, and short conversations to show loneliness. Which essay form fits best?

19

Which essay type is MOST effective for showing a single life-changing moment in a concise way?

20

A digital essay about climate change uses written reflections, charts, and video interviews. What is its greatest advantage?

21

Princess writes about the day she lost her father, using real memories, emotions, and vivid descriptions of the hospital. What type of writing is this?

22

A writer creates a story about a kingdom in the sky ruled by dragons. The events are entirely imagined. This is an example of:

23

A newspaper article explains how climate change causes stronger typhoons by presenting facts, charts, and scientific studies. This is:

24

Nico writes, “The rain slapped my face like tiny needles as I ran home.” This shows what kind of language?

25

Ana writes about her childhood struggles with poverty and how it shaped her dreams. She focuses only on that part of her life. This is:

26

A writer explains how volcanoes erupt step by step in chronological order. Which expository structure is used?

27

“The moon whispered secrets to the ocean waves.” This line is most likely from:

28

Ben writes his entire life story, from birth until old age. This is:

29

A student writes about bullying in school, describing her real experience and calling for justice. These best fits:

30

“The experiment showed that plants exposed to sunlight grew 20% taller.” This sentence is:

31

A writer compares public and private schools by discussing their similarities and differences. This expository structure is:

32

“I think rainy days are the saddest because they remind me of loneliness.” This statement is:

33

A story teaches children that greed leads to failure, using animals as characters. This is:

34

A journalist writes about a real robbery but describes it like a suspense story with scenes and dialogue. This is:

35

A text explains the causes of deforestation and its effects on wildlife. Which structure is used?

36

A story about a girl meeting a fairy godmother and attending a magical ball is an example of:

37

Jose writes a short reflection about failing his first exam and what he learned from it. This is:

38

A long story follows a hero’s journey through many adventures, conflicts, and character growth. This is most likely a:

39

A text explains how recycling can reduce waste and offers solutions for proper disposal. Which expository pattern is this?

40

A traditional story about a man who steals from the rich to give to the poor, based on history but exaggerated over time, is a:

41

A journalist reports on a real flood but writes it like a dramatic story.

42

A story of gods creating the world.

43

A text explains how earthquakes happen using scientific facts.

44

The warm chocolate melted on my tongue, leaving a rich and creamy sweetness.

45

The rotten eggs in the trash gave off a foul odor that made everyone cover their noses.

46

Golden rays of sunlight painted the sky with shades of orange and pink.

47

The thunder roared loudly across the dark sky, shaking the windows.

48

The rough sandpaper scraped against my skin as I touched it.

49

The soft velvet blanket felt smooth and comforting on my hands.

50

The sparkling stars twinkled brightly like diamonds in the night sky.

51

The colorful balloons floated high above the crowded park.

52

The old wooden floor creaked with every step I took.

53

The scent of freshly baked bread filled the kitchen early in the morning.

54

The birds chirped cheerfully outside my window at dawn.

55

The icy wind brushed against my face, making me shiver.

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