Parts of Speech
The C stands for...
What is Conversation?
The R stands for...
The main characters in the story are _____
Who are Charlie, Lila, and their new puppy?
This part of the story identifies the problem.
What is the conflict?
An action word
What is a verb?
The A stands for...
The C and the E stand for...
What are 'cite' and 'explain?'
What did the characters name their new puppy?
This part of the story is at the top of the plot diagram.
What is the climax?
A word that describes a noun
What is an adjective?
The H stands for...
What is Help?
The A stands for.....
What is 'answer?'
Which one of the characters was outgoing and excited about everything?
Who is Lila?
In a Venn Diagram, the section in the middle shows how both items are ______
What is the same (or similar)?
A word that describes a verb
What is an adverb?
The M and the P stand for...
What are Movement and Participation?
In which part of RACES would you include a direct quote from the text?
What is the C (Citation)?
Fill in the blank: Charlie and Lila had the ____ perspective about their new puppy at the end of the story.
This part of the story introduces the setting and characters.
What is the exposition?
In this sentence, identify all the adjectives:
The beautiful, bright yellow sunflower blew slowly across the large field.
What are: beautiful, bright, yellow, and large?
What is the participation expectation during a Read Aloud?
What is 'follow along?'
In which part of RACES would you remove the question words from your prompt to start your sentence?
What is the R (Restate)?
A new friend is an example of a (fiction/non-fiction) story.
What is fiction?
The name of the story with the Weemicks living in Weemicksville is ___________
What is Best of All?