Tone, Mood, Diction
It is the choice of words that the authors use to convey their ideas.
Diction
This part of the sentence tells who or what the sentence is about.
Subject
This term describes a group of words that is called a "non-sentence" because it is missing a subject, a predicate, or a complete thought.
fragment
It happens when a character faces a challenge that can be from an internal or external force.
Conflict
What question word do you use if need a possession response?
Whose
It refers to the feelings that are evoked in the readers as they engage with the literary text.
Mood
This part of the sentence contains the verb and tells what the subject does, is, or feels.
Predicate
What part of sentence is missing in this non-sentence?
"Walking to the store"
Subject
"Put that toy back, it's mine!" shouted Leo.
Maya squeezed it tighter. "No, I found it first!"
This short scene illustrates this classic type of conflict.
Character vs. Character
What question word do you use if need a cause-effect (reason) response?
why
What is the mood of this scene?
The ocean waves roll soft and slow, as golden skies begin to glow.
Peaceful, calm, relaxing, or happy.
In the sentence "The loud alarm rang at six in the morning," what is the simple predicate?
Identify if this is a sentence or non-sentence
"Because the rain started pouring."
non-sentence
Sari stared at the lost wallet on the floor. Part of her wanted to buy that jacket; the other part knew she had to find the owner.
This scene showcases what type of conflict?
Character vs Self
In the informative question "Where did you buy that book?", the word "did" serves as what specific type of verb?
helping verb or auxiliary verb
It refers to the manner of speaking or writing that shows a certain attitude on the part of the speaker or writer.
Tone
In the sentence "The excited puppy barked loudly at the mail carrier," what is the complete subject?
The excited puppy
To be a complete sentence, a group of words needs three things: a subject, a predicate, and?
complete thought
The massive grizzly bear snarled, lifting its heavy paws into the air. Liam stood frozen on the trail. What type of conflict is this?
Character vs Nature/Environment
Change the statement into an information question that asks about the underlined part of the sentence.
The team captain accidentally grabbed the principal's clipboard from the table.
Whose clipboard did the team captain accidentally grab from the table?
What is the tone of this stanza?
The old door groans and creaks aloud,
The hallway darkens, cold and bare.
A sudden shadow slips away,
And footsteps echo on the stair.
Spooky, scary, mysterious, eerie, or ghostly
In the sentence "The students are working quietly on their project," what is the complete predicate?
are working quietly on their project
Out of these three options, which is an actual complete sentence:
1. Birds singing.
2. Stop!
3. Under the big rug.
2. Stop!
Elena is facing a major conflict by taking a stand against an unjust law created by the community. What kind of conflict is this?
Character vs Society
The school board decided to implement three new elective courses for the upcoming semester.
What did the school board decide to implement for the upcoming semester?
How many new elective courses did the school board decide to implement?