Verbals
Literary Elements
Type of Sentence
Parts of Speech
Parts of a Book
100
What is an infinitive?
To + a verb
100
What literary element is used in the sentence below: The cloud danced through the night.
Personification
100
What type of sentence is this below: I am very hungry.
Declarative
100
How many types of verbs are there?
3
100
Which of the following is the most exciting part of the book: a)Rising Action b)Exposition c)Climax d)Falling Action
c)Climax
200
What is a gerund?
A verb form ending in -ing that is used as a noun
200
Which is not a literary element? a) Personification b) Idiom c) Adjective d) Alliteration
c) Adjective
200
What type of sentence is the one below: What is your name?
Interrogative
200
What does an adverb usually end in?
-ly
200
What is the exposition of a book or story?
The beginning of the book when the author tells you the setting, characters, and main idea of the book or story.
300
What is a participle?
Verb form that can be used as an adjective
300
Which is a literary element? a)Hyperbole b)Adjective c)Pronoun d)Verb
a)Hyperbole
300
Which is a pronoun? a)funny b)he c)keep d)up
b)he
300
Which comes first: Rising Action or Falling Action
Rising Action
400
What is the infinitive in the sentence below: I love to run to the store.
to run
400
Which literary element is in the sentence below: You are as bright as the sun.
Simile
400
What type of sentence is the one below: Wow, that is a big flower!
Exclamatory
400
Is an interjection a part of speech?
Yes
400
What is the part of the book is at the end and is the answer to the problem?
Resolution
500
What type of verbal is in sentence below: The horses trotting past were not frightenend by the crowd.
Participle
500
What is the difference between a simile and metaphor?
A simile compares two unlike things while using like/as, and a metaphor compares two unlike things without using like/as.
500
What two sentence types end in a period?
Imperative and Declarative
500
An alliteration is a part of speech. True or False
False
500
Define Falling Action.
Anything that happens after the climax.
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