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Literature
Grammar
Vocabulary
Writing
Paragraph
100
Resolves the problem and/or situation
What is the resolution
100
The things that end and/or separate sentences.
What is punctuation.
100
Seeming reasonable or correct.
What is plausible.
100
The sentence that gets your readers interested in what you are writing about.
What is the hook sentence.
100
The sentence that states the main idea in the paragraph.
What is the topic sentence.
200
The content inside of what you are writing.
What is the exposition.
200
The format that a sentence goes into that "re-constructs" the main idea in that sentence.
What is diagramming a sentence.
200
To be exhausted or wasted.
What is haggard.
200
The character/detail of a person, place, or thing.
What is an adjective.
200
Examples that help carry on the same subject throughout the paragraph.
What is supporting evidence.
300
The detail that explains what is going on before the big action.
What is the rising action.
300
When a word is a proper noun, the first letter of the word has to be ________.
What is capitalized.
300
To make mournful sounds.
What is wailing.
300
An action that can be done by a person or animal.
What is a verb.
300
The sentence that ends your paragraph and/or idea.
What is the closing sentence.
400
Certain character that appears mostly throughout the book.
What is the main character.
400
When a sentence has many prepositional phrases and concepts to it.
What is a complex sentence.
400
Something that is complex or detailed.
What is intricate.
400
Words that show actions. Ex. over, under, beneath, above, below, throughout, etc.
What is a preposition.
400
The punctuation that goes at the end and beginning of dialogue.
What is quotation marks.
500
When a concept is dragged so far, to the point that you are saying what you are not trying to explain.
What is figurative language.
500
When a word can be said in past tense, present tense, and/or future tense.
What is different parts of speech.
500
To make know, reveal, or uncover.
What is disclose.
500
When a concept/subject is supported and is given examples to define.
What is detail.
500
When you are given detail and example that are mentioned before and after your current sentence.
What are context clues.