Plot Charts
The time and place of a story
What is the setting?
Narrative writing has both narration and this
What is dialogue?
Self
What is Auto?
Press the shift key at the start of every sentence so you always remember to do this.
What is capitalize?
A person, place or thing, usually.
What is a noun?
The main problem of the story.
What is the conflict?
New speaker new...
What is line?
Under
What is Sub?
You might have these as citation, as an aside, or, in math, to mean multiply.
What are parentheses?
Jump in! Answer! Buzz the buzzer! Scream, shout, move and groove. These are action words.
What is a verb?
The attempted (but failed) solutions to the problems or complications.
What is Rising Action?
These tell who is speaking and how they are speaking
What are dialogue tags?
Wrong or bad
What is mis?
What are quotation marks.
A super slimey, gross, disgusting descriptive word.
What is an adjective?
The point of no return! Often the most exciting part of the story.
What is the climax?
Exclaimed, shouted, cried, yelled, these are all alternatives to this.
What is "said"?
What is "a"?
The name for this symbol, &, meaning "and".
What is ampersand?
Quickly, tremendously, fantastically they answered that this type of word describes a verb.
What is an adverb?
Where the conflict is solved.
What is the Resolution?
"This is the best game ever the students said excitedly.
This is where the other quotation mark goes.
What is after ever.
Time
What is chron?
After a piece of text-based evidence you need this.
What is a citation?
These FANBOYS remind us about For, And, Nor, But, Or, Yet and So.
What are conjunctions?