Literary Devices
Sentence Types
Comma Rules
Parts of Speech
Subject/Predicate
100
What two words does a simile need?
like or as
100
What type of sentence only has one subject and one predicate?
simple
100
Where should the comma(s) be in this sentence? The dogs cats and lizards escaped the pet store
.After dogs and cats.
100
What is an adverb?
modifies/describes a verb, adverb, or adjective
100
What is the subject of the sentence?
Who the sentence is talking about
200
What is a metaphor?
comparison without like or as
200
2 independent clauses and a conjunction (and, or, so)
What 3 things does a compound sentence need?
200
.When should there be a comma before the word "and"?
Only if there is a list
200
What part of speech is the word "reviewer"
noun
200
What is the predicate?
Action that tells what the subject is doing
300
Give me an example of a metaphor
Up to teacher's discretion
300
What type of sentence is this? First written in 1980, the book established the writer to be an expert, as opposed to an amateur writer.
complex
300
Where should the comma be placed in this sentence? The riled confused students questioned the teacher.
between riled and confused.
300
What type of word helps identify where the predicate is at in the sentence?
verb
400
How do you find out what the mood is?
Description of setting, characters and tone
400
What does a complex sentence need?
one independent clause, one dependent clause
400
Where should the comma (s)be placed? One of the flowers for example was already blooming
.Before and after "for example"
400
Identify the preposition: He was on the other side of the classroom.
on
400
Identify the subject: The title of the book was named differently than the others.
title/title of the book
500
What is the difference between mood and tone?
Mood is the overall feeling reader gets from the story, and tone is the attitude or way the narrator/characters speak.
500
How many clauses are needed in a compound/complex sentence and what type should they be?
Id, Id, D,-3
500
Should there be a comma and where if so? The writer understands he is capturing exciting moments.
No
500
Identify every part of speech: He was very happy about the new arrangement.
pronoun/verb/adverb/adjective/preposition/article/adjective/noun.
500
Identify the predicate: The boy next door commented about what was in the newspaper.
commented
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