Name that Character
This character was badly injured while working on a cup.
Who is Johnny Tremain
What is Christmas Carol
The adversary of the protagonist of a story
Who is the antagonist
Who or what the sentence is about
This teacher has taught writing classes since the beginning
Who is Ms. Danette
These two characters were mischievous and always finding trouble.
Who are Tom Sawyer and Huck Finn
Johnny Tremain depicts this event that preceded the Revolutionary War
What is the Boston Tea Party
The narrator takes part in the story
What is First Person
An example of this type of sentence would be "Try this."
What is an imperative sentence
This was your geography teacher
Who is Ms. Lisa
The names of Corrie Ten Boom's siblings
Who are Nollie & Willem
This is where Bilbo and Frodo Baggins lived
Where is Bag End
This sentence makes a bridge between the ideas in one paragraph and the ideas in the following paragraph
What is the transition sentence
A list of the main coordinating conjunctions used to combine simple sentences (Hint: FANBOYS)
What is: for, and, nor, but, or, yet, so
The two teachers who taught chemistry
Ms. Lisa and Ms. Danette
In the novel Across Five Aprils, these brothers fought on opposing armies in the Civil War.
Who are John and Bill Creighton
Murder on the Orient Express takes place on this continent
Where is Europe
Facts and ideas that support the truth or validity of an argument
What is evidence
This is placed around what someone says or writes
What are quotation marks
This class/subject included combined ages and grades
What was the US Constitution class (or History) and Chemistry
The name of the person found dead on the train in the novel Murder on the Orient Express
Who is Samuel Edward Ratchett (Lanfranco Cassetti)
This was written in the Elizabethan Era
What is Much Ado About Nothing
Description of taste
What is gustatory imagery
Two dependent independent simple sentences combined by a linking word or conjunction
What is a compound sentence