Parts Of Speech
Paragraphs
Punctuation
Capitalization
Figurative Language
100
A person, place, or thing
What is a noun
100
The first sentence of your paragraph
What is an introduction sentence
100
The punctuation piece that separates things in a list
What is commas
100
Fix the capitalization: I'm going to go watch hunger games later today.
You need to capitalize Hunger Games
100
A comparison of two words using like or as.
What is a simile
200
An action word
What is a verb
200
The ending sentence of your paragraph
What is a conclusion sentence
200
You put these before and after someone says something in a story.
What is quotation marks
200
Fix the capitalization: My mom and i are going to the mall today.
You need to capitalize I
200
Giving human attributes to an inanimate object
What is personification
300
A describing word
What is an adjective
300
True or false: A paragraph should have at least 5 sentences
True
300
This piece of punctuation indicates possession and is used to separate contractions
What is an apostrophe
300
True or false: When writing a paragraph, I should always be capital.
True
300
The repetition of a letter or syllable
What is alliteration
400
Something that describes how you perform a verb
What is an adverb
400
The space in the beginning of your paragraph
What is an indent
400
This piece of punctuation is used when you're about to name a list
What is a colon
400
Should books, movies, poems, etc. be uppercased?
Yes
400
A really big exaggeration
What is a hyperbole
500
A word that replaces a noun instead of repeating the noun again
What is a pronoun
500
What is the least amount of detail sentences required?
Three
500
This piece of punctuation indicates a pause that is more pronounced than a comma
What is a semicolon
500
Correct this sentence: On march third i am going to canobie lake park.
On March third I am going to Canobie Lake Park.
500
Words that their sounds suggest meanings
What is onomatopoeia
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