Key Word Outline
In a Key Word Outline, you write down only the most important __________ from the story.
What are "keywords"?
This word means "extremely large or huge."
What is "Massive"?
A sentence that uses a word like "run" instead of "go" is using a
What is a "strong verb"?
The word "dog" is an example of what type of word?
What is a "noun"?
This part of the story introduces the characters and the setting.
What is the "Beginning"?
The Key Word Outline helps you organize your __________ before writing your essay.
What is a "draft" or "thoughts"?
If someone is not showing emotion and is humble, they are said to be __________.
What is "Meek"?
In this writing technique, we add extra information about a noun using this _______ clause.
What is a "who/which clause"?
This part of speech helps describe or modify a noun
What is an "Adjective"?
The part of the story where the excitement or turning point occurs is called the __________.
What is the "Climax"?
A Key Word Outline is usually divided into sections that help you organize your ideas into __________.
What are "paragraphs"?
If a person feels upset or full of negative feelings about something, they are said to feel __________.
What is "Bitter"?
This style technique helps create a vivid image by describing a noun with more detail.
What is a "Quality Adjective"?
This part of speech shows the action in a sentence, like "jump," "run," or "eat."
What is a "Verb"?
This is the section of the story that shows the problem, often where something goes wrong for the hero
What is the "Plot"?
When creating a Key Word Outline, it's important to use words that will remind you of the __________.
What is the "story" or "main ideas"?
When someone is acting with great strength or determination, they are often described as __________.
What is "Fierce"?
This writing technique gives more detail about the action by using a descriptive word
What is the “-ly Adverb”?
The word “beautiful” in “The beautiful sunset” is an example of a __________.
What is an "Adjective"?
When the main character faces a difficult situation or obstacle in the plot, this moment is often referred to as a __________.
What is the "Conflict"?
The Key Word Outline helps prevent you from copying the story directly and encourages you to use your __________.
What is "own words"?
If someone makes a formal statement or publicly says something, they are said to __________ it.
What is "Declare"?
This writing technique helps to make the sentence more engaging by adding extra detail to the subject or object of the sentence
What is a "Who/Which Clause"?
In the sentence “The dog runs quickly,” the word “quickly” is an example of __________.
What is an "Adverb"?
When a story comes to a satisfying end, where all problems are solved, this is called the __________.
What is the "Resolution"?