Parts of Speech
What is a noun?
The main character who narrated the book.
Who is Ponyboy?
You use this to separate items in a series.
What are commas?
This is the main character's name.
What is Jonas?
This type of Folk Literature includes gods and goddesses, mythical creatures, and human with extraordinary talents.
What is a myth?
These describe a noun or pronoun.
What is an adjective?
He is the narrators best friend that kills a Soc.
Who is Johnny?
You use this to show emotion in a sentence.
What is an explanation point?
The job the main character is assigned.
What is Receiver of Memory?
This type of folk literature is usually based on a real person but becomes fictionalized over the years.
What is a legend?
These can be linking or action.
What is a verb?
These are the main character's two brothers.
Who are Darry and Soda Pop?
Sometimes compound nouns include this.
What is a hyphen or a dash?
This character was assigned Assistant Recreation Director.
Who is Asher?
This type of folk literature includes talking animals with human characteristics and a trickster.
What is a folk tale?
This is the noun or pronoun at the end of a prepositional phrase.
What is the object of the preposition?
Who is Dally?
This follows a comma in a compound sentence.
What is a conjunction?
This is what the main character learns that forces him to leave the community early.
What is the release of Gabe?
These numbers are often seen throughout folk literature.
What is the number 3 and 7.
These replace nouns so they are not repeated over and over again.
What is a pronoun?
The Soc that gets killed by the fountain.
Who is Bob?
The title of a book is ___________________ and the title of a short story is _____________________.
What is underlined and in quotations?
This is what they call the area outside of the community.
What is Elsewhere?
This has the biggest influence on the stories passed down for generations.
Who is the storyteller?