Punctuation
what is the name of this sign
?
what is question mark
What point of view uses:
I, me,
what is 1st person
what is the example of characterization:
the tumbleweed flew across the desert
what is "flew"
what form of conflict is this:
the soldiers were continuously firing at each other both hoping to get a lucky shot
what is man vs man
what type of figurative language is this:
the car went boom
what is onomatopoeia
what is the name of this sign
!
What is exclamation mark
What point of view uses:
you
what is 2nd person
what is the example of characterization:
the howling wind scared the girl
what is howling
what form of conflict is this:
the sand storm locked the family in their home
what is man vs nature
what type of figurative language is this:
I'm as happy as a clam
what is simile
what is the name of this sign
.
What is period
What point of view uses:
he, she, it, they
what is 3rd person
what is the example of characterization:
the twig fell off the tree
what is fell
what form of conflict is this:
she couldn't decide where she wanted to go that evening
what is man vs self
what type of figurative language is this:
I'm so hungry i could eat a horse
what is Hyperbole
What is the name of this sign
,
what is comma
what point of view is used in the sentence:
"I walked down the street to the local gas station."
what is 1st person
what is the example of characterization:
the leaf was jumping across the yard
what is jumping
what form of conflict is this:
the jews were all sent to the concentration camps
what is man vs society
what type of figurative language is this:
living death
oxymoron
what is the name of this sign
;
what is semicolon
what point of view is used in the sentence:
"It was a bright cold day in April, and the clocks were striking thirteen."
what is 3rd person
what is the example of characterization:
the paper flew out of the window and skipped across the yard
what is flew and skipped
what form of conflict is this:
his grandmother finally passed after living for 98 years
what is man vs fate/supernatural
what type of figurative language is this:
you hit the nail on the head
what is idiom