NonFiction
Fiction
Punctuation
Grammar
100

These are bold words that tell us what the story is about and they come at the very beginning.

What is a title?

100

These are the people or animals in a story.

What are characters?

100

This sentence ends with a ...

The cat ran up the stairs

What is a period?

100

The plural of table is spelled with this/these letters at the end.

What is "s"?

200

These are also bold and are set within the story to help us find important information.

What is a subtitle

200

This is where and when the story takes place.

What is the setting?

200

This sentence ends with a ... 

Who is driving us to the park

What is a question mark?

200

The plural of peach is spelled with this/these letters.

What is "es"?

300

These help us to see WHERE a story is taking place.

What is a map?

300

These are the events that happen in the story.

What is the plot?

300

This sentence ends with a ... 

Watch out

What is an exclamation point?

300

This is the root word of the word looking?

What is look?

400

These help us look around the words of the story to SEE important information.

What are photos or pictures?

400

This is what the characters have to figure out when something goes wrong in the story.

What is the problem?

400

This mark is used to separate 3 or more items in a list.

What is a comma?

400

The following sentence is a...

What are you doing after school?

What is a question?

500

These are the words that are near photographs and tell what the photo is about.

What is a caption?

500

When the characters have solved the problem, we call it this.

What is the solution?

500

These marks are used around words that are copied from a book or someone's writing. We call it, citing evidence.

What are quotation marks?

500

This is the tense of the word "shouted".

What is the past tense?

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