Descriptive Writing
Going Solo
Showing Emotion
Sensory
100

These words depict actions.

verbs

100

Who is the author of Going Solo?

Ronald Dahl
100

This describes the emotional attitude an author feels towards what they are writing about.

Tone

100

" The alligator's leathery hide felt like sandpaper."

Which sense does this most strongly relate to?

Touch/feeling

200

These words are people, places, or things.

nouns

200

What country does Dahl land in when " First Encounter with a Bandit" begins?

Greece

200

This describes the emotional attitude the READER feels from what they are reading.

mood

200

"The sour, putrid odor lingered in my nose"

Which sense does this most strongly relate to?

smell

300

These words show the position of nouns related to space and time.

prepositions

300

Who was Dahl's bunkmate?

David Coke

300

What is the tone of this text?

"The food provided to me was incredibly stale and overpriced!"

Angry, disgusted, disapointed

300

" The low grumbling, bellow rattled the animals."

Which sense does this most strongly relate to?

Hearing

400

What are our  three pillars of descriptive writing?

Verbs, Sensory language, dialogue

400

According to the Corporal... how many fighter planes and bombers did the Krauts have in Greece?

500 fighters, 500 bombers

400

What is the mood of this setting?

" The cherry blossoms blew gracefully as a warm breeze coursed through the countryside."

peaceful

400

" The humongous red monster gave off a faint scent of strawberries."

Which TWO senses does this most strongly relate to?

Sight / Smell

500

Which of the three pillars of descriptive writing would appear MOST frequently in a play script?

Dialogue

500

During "The Battle of Athens" how many planes were in Dahl's squad?"

12

500

How can one modify the punctuation of this sentence to change it's intensity?

"I'm ready for summer."

Swap the period for an exclamation point.

500

The slimy, green gelatin monster left a trail of lime-flavored slime.


Which THREE sense does this most strongly relate to?

sight, touch, taste

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