Literary Elements
Grammar
Vocabulary
Required Reading
Types of Writing
100
where a story takes place
What is Setting
100
-ing is the ending of the _______ tense
What is the Present Tense
100
a person, group, or force that opposes or attacks; opponent; enemy; foe.
What is adversary
100
Gary Paulson
Who is the author of The Hatchet
100
the style of writing that tells a story
What is narrative
200
The action that comes after the exposition
What is the rising action
200
Used to separate elements in a series
What is a Comma
200
lacking in variety; tediously unvarying
What is monotonous
200
the Mockingjay is a symbol of hope in this novel
What is The Hunger Games
200
writing is to-the-point and factual
What is Expository
300
The part of a story where you get all the background information
What is the Exposition
300
Used between an independent clause and a connector
What is a semi colon
300
to bump, push, shove, brush against, or elbow roughly or rudely.
What is jostle
300
this novel takes place in a concentration camp during World War II
What is The Diary of Anne Frank
300
a debate in writing
What is persuasive writing
400
This occurs at the end of the story
What is the climax
400
-ed is the ending for this tense
What is Past Tense
400
a great number
What is multitude
400
the Villain in Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
Who is Slugworth
400
uses a lot of great visual words to help you see the person, place or thing they are writing about
What is descriptive writing
500
The actual story the entire story is based on
What is the Plot
500
a sentence that does not have a finite verb
What is a Fragment
500
keenly watchful to detect danger; wary
What is vigilant
500
the setting of this novel is a magical world where non-magic people are called Muggles
What is Harry Potter
500
allows the writer to point out similarities and differences about topics, subjects or objects
What is compare and contrast
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