Prose
Nonfiction
Vocabulary
Comprehension
Grammar
100

What is another name for "prose?"

Fiction

100

What is one text feature commonly found in Nonfiction?

Graphs, charts, statistics, quotes, infographics, definitions, headings, subheadings, etc. 

100

What is an antonym?

A word that means the opposite of something


Ex: soft, hard 

100

What is the "theme" of a text?

The moral or lesson the reader learns from the text

100

What is a conjunction? 

A word used to connect clauses (and, but, so, if, etc.). 


Conjunction Junction:  https://youtu.be/4AyjKgz9tKg


200

The main purpose of "prose" is to...

A. Entertain

B. Inform

C. Persuade

A. Entertain

200

In Argumentative Nonfiction, writers can use a "call to action." What is a "call to action?"

A statement urging the reader to do something/act a certain way to help solve the problem presented.

200

What does it mean for something to be in chronological order?

Things are listed (or take place) in the order they actually happened.


Ex: First, second, third

     Beginning, middle, end 

200

What acts as the "turning point" in a story?

The climax

200

What is the difference between a "prefix" and a "suffix?"

A prefix is attached to the beginning of a word, a suffix is attached to the end.


BOTH change the meaning of the base word.

300

What do you call the beginning of a fictional story? This is where the characters and setting are introduced. 

Exposition

300

How can you tell if a Nonfiction article is credible? 

The author has completed and cited research, the author does not insert their opinion and only states the facts, and or they are an expert in their field.

300

What is the difference between formal and informal voice?

Formal Voice: Writing is professional, academic, and does not contain any slang


Informal Voice: Casual writing style, closer to how you'd talk with your friends, may contain slang

300

What is an "idiom?" 

A figure of speech that cannot be interpreted by its literal meaning. 

Ex: "It's raining cats and dogs!"

      "Go break a leg!" 

300

Which of the following has the correct comma placement?

A. Eventually she will, go to the store.

B. Eventually she will go, to the store.

C. Eventually, she will go to the store. 

C. Eventually, she will go to the store.

*Commas must be used after introductory phrases

400

Which of the following is least likely to be found in a fictional text?

Options: Dialogue, Figurative Language, Infographics, Mythical Creatures

Infographics

400

True or False, Nonfiction texts can NEVER discuss the author's opinions.

FALSE - Argument essays can be Nonfiction if they are rooted in proven facts and evidence. 

400

What is the difference between "denotation" and "connotation?"

Denotation: Dictionary definition of a word

Connotation: Meaning associated with the word  

400

What is another phrase for "personality?" Think about words that consistently describe a character. What do you call those? 

Character Trait(s)

400

Which of the following is missing a dialogue tag?

1. Ben said, "Let's go to the beach!"

2. "I don't want to!" Ruby replied. 

3.  "Okay." 

3. "Okay." 

500

True or False, poetry can be a form of prose.

TRUE! You can have a fictional poem. 

500

What must an author always include when quoting someone else?

Include a citation.

500

What is "morphology?" 

The study of the structure and form of words.

500

How can you identify an author's "tone?" 

By examining the word choice they use when addressing a topic.

Ex: "My brother is so obnoxious!" Has a tone of anger or frustration. 

500

Which sentence is grammatically correct?

1. My mom went to the circus.

2. My Mom went to the circus.


1. My mom went to the circus.


It would only be capitalized if you took away the "my."

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