Parts of Speech
Main Idea
Supporting Details
Parts of a Paragraph
All About Me
100

What part of speech describes an action or state of being?

verb


100

The main idea tells you what about the text?

what it is mostly about

100

What are supporting details?

facts or examples that explain the main idea

100

What is the first sentence in a paragraph called?

topic sentence

100

What's my favorite hobby?

singing karaoke

200

What part of speech names a person, place, thing, or idea?

noun

200

True or False: The main idea can usually be found in the first or last sentence of a paragraph.

true

200

Which of these is a supporting detail: “The sun is hot,” or “The sun is a star that gives Earth energy”?

The sun is a star that gives Earth energy.

200

What do we call the sentences that support the topic sentence?

supporting details


200

Where was I born and raised?

Mississippi

300

What part of speech describes a noun or pronoun?

adjective

300

A main idea should be supported by what?

supporting details

300

Supporting details help the reader do what?

Understand and believe the main idea

300

What is the last sentence of a paragraph called? (

concluding/conclusion sentence

300

What's my favorite snack?

hot puffs/hot fries

400

What part of speech connects words or groups of words?

conjuction

400

A paragraph explains how recycling reduces trash in landfills, saves energy, and helps the environment.
What is the main idea?

Recycling helps protect the environment

400

True or False: Supporting details can include quotes, statistics, and examples.

true

400

What sentences make up a strong paragraph?

topic sentence, 3 supporting details, concluding sentence

400

What's my favorite food?

hot wings

500

What part of speech shows the relationship between a noun or pronoun and another word in the sentence?

preposition

500

How do you find the main idea when it’s not directly stated?

look at repeated ideas and important supporting details

500

Read this main idea: “Dogs make great pets.” 

Which of the following is the best supporting detail?
A) Dogs can fly.
B) Dogs can be loyal, loving companions.
C) Dogs dislike toys.
D) Dogs can write books.

B) Dogs can be loyal, loving companions

500

What should the concluding sentence do?

restate the main idea
500

Who's my favorite person in the whole world?

My niece, Marie

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