Plot Diagram
Punctuation
Fiction & Nonfiction
Literary Terms
Pronouns
100

The turning point of the story - usually the most excting part 

What is the Climax?

100

This punctuation mark joins two related complete sentences without using a conjuction (FANBOY)

What is a semicolon?

100

The three reasons an author writes, (think purpose). 

What is to Entertain, Inform, or Persuade. 

100

This is the attitude that is portrayed in an author's story.

What is Tone?

100

This word replaces a noun in a sentence.

What is a Pronoun?

200

This happens right after the Climax, leading to the end of the story.

What are Falling Actions?

200

TRUE or FALSE: A semicolon can connect a complete sentence and a fragment. 

What is FALSE?

200

The hero/main character in a work of literature.

What is the Protagonist

200

The problem of the story.

What is the Conflict?

200

Identify the Possessive Pronoun in this sentence: "Maria forgot her lunch, so she ate the sandwich that was mine."

What is mine?

300

This is the part of the story that we learn the conflict, and most of the events take place.

What are Rising Actions?

300

TRUE or FALSE: Information inside parenthesis can be removed without changing the meaning of the sentence. 

What is TRUE?

300

The time and place where the story happens. 

What is the Setting?

300

This is a paragraph in a poem.

What is a Stanza?

300

Find and Fix the pronoun mistake in the following sentence: "Each student should turn in their homework on time." 

What is, "Each student should turn in his or her homework on time."

400

This tells you the setting and the main characters that are introducted at the beginning of the story. 

What is the Exposition?

400

This punctuation mark introduces a list or an important quote.

What is a colon?

400

When you use details from the text to support your answer in a written response, you are doing this. 

What is Citing Evidence?

400

While the Central Idea of a story is the main idea or message, this term is the underlying message or lesson. 

What is Theme?

400

TRUE or FALSE 

The pronoun in the following sentence is used correctly: "Although many people want to become professional atheletes, he may find the preparation very difficult." 

What is FALSE?

500

This is the final part of the novel - the ending of the story. 

What is the Resolution?

500

Fill in the blanks: A ____ is missing a complete thought, while a ____ joins two complete thoughts without the proper use of punctuation. 

What is a Fragment and a Run-on 

500

The character that goes against the hero in the story.

What is the Antagonist?

500

An author uses this when they relate to one of your five senses, to help you better visualize a story. 

What is Imagery?

500

Find and fix the pronoun errors in the following sentence: "Their going to the park to see they're friends"

What is, "They're going to the park to see their friends."

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