Parts of Speech
Punctuation
Literary Elements
Capitalization
100

Action word

Verb

100

A mark that ends a declarative sentence

Period

100

The main character in the story

Protagonist

100

What should always be capitalized in a sentence?

The first sentence

200
Descriptor word
Adjective
200

A mark used to separate items in a list or create a pause

Comma

200

The villain in the story

Antagonist

200

True or False: Names of people and places should always be capitalized

True

300

Word used to talk about someone in the third person

Pronoun

300

A mark used to show possession or contractions

Apostrophe

300

The sequence of the events of a story

Plot

300

Correct this sentence:

mr. s is my english teacher.

Mr. S is my English teacher.

400

Word that connects parts of a sentence together

Conjunction

400

A mark used to express excitement or emphasis

Exclamation point

400

The underlying message or central idea of a text

Theme

400

What is wrong with this sentence?

We visited Paris, France last summer.

Nothing

500

A word that is two smaller words combined with an apostrophe

Contraction

500

Punctuation used to take someone else's words and give them credit

Quotation marks (quotes)

500

The most important moment of a story

Climax

500

Correct this sentence:
School starts on Monday in september.

School starts on Monday in September.