Plotting
Story Time
Grow Roots
Sounds the same
What's That?
100
The day was overcast, with a light mist that left streaks on the cabin window.
Setting
100
What is a protagonist?
The main character.
100
Used at the beginning of a word to change its meaning.
Prefix
100
A direction or what you do when taking notes.
Write/Right
100
This artist performed at the Superbowl's half-time show yesterday.
Bad Bunny
200
And they lived happily ever after.
Resolution
200
Explain foreshadowing.
Hinting at things to come.
200
Used at the end of a word to change its meaning.
Suffix
200
Where fish live, or the opposite of blind
Sea/See
200
What does this symbolize.
Symbol of the Olympic Games
300
They hadn't anticipated a bear blocking their way. How were they going to get out of this?
Rising Action
300
What is conflict?
An opposing force that the protagonist has to overcome.
300
Adding "in" to the root word "human" to create "inhuman" means what?
Not human.
300
Something that grows in a garden, or something used to bake bread.
Flower/Flour
300
A flock of geese is called a gaggle. What is a flock of crows called?
A murder.
400
He let the last bit of the solution drip into the bottle. He drank it. Then with a gurgling and rumbling of his stomach, he let out a monstrous howl as his insides felt like they were tearing apart.
Climax
400
Explain imagery.
Language that creates a visual in the readers mind.
400
The study of the origin of words is called what?
Etymology
400
A place, or what you do with your ears.
Here/Hear
400
Whose slogan is 'Eat Fresh"?
Subway
500
A decision made by a character that drives the story forward.
Inciting Incident.
500
What is theme?
The main message or main idea of the story.
500
What is the root word of "distasteful"?
Taste
500
The time, or something that belongs to us.
Hour/Our
500
True or False: Penguins live in New Zealand.
True