Story Parts
Capital Letters
Opposites
Punctuation
Naming and Action Words
100

Who is in a story: characters or numbers?

Characters

100

Should your name start with a capital letter?

Yes

100

What is the opposite of hot?

Cold

100

What mark ends this sentence: “I like pizza”?

What is a .

100

Which is an animal: dog or desk?

dog

200

Where does a story happen: the setting or the title?

Setting

200

Which is correct: “i” or “I”?

I

200

What is the opposite of big?

Small

200

What mark ends this question: “What is your name”?

Question mark

200

Which is a person: teacher or pencil?

Teacher

300

Does the beginning come first or last?

First

300

Which is correct: “monday” or “Monday”?

Monday

300

What is the opposite of happy?

Sad

300

Which mark shows excitement: a period or an exclamation point?

Exclamation Point

300

Which is a place: school or jump?

School

400

A character loses her dog. What is her problem?

Loses her dog

400

Which word needs a capital letter: “the dog is big”?

The

400

What is the opposite of fast?

Slow

400

Is “Where is my pencil?” a question or a statement?

Statement 

400

Which word shows action: run or chair?

Run

500

A boy finds his missing backpack. Is this a problem or a solution?

Solution

500

Which two words need capital letters: “my name is sam”?

My and Same

500

What is the opposite of empty?

Full
500

What mark belongs at the end: “Watch out”?

Exclamation Point

500

What is the action word in “The girl kicks the ball”?

Kicks

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