Nouns
Verbs
Sentence Types/Clauses
Narrative Writing
Essay Structure/Narrative Variety
100

This simple noun type represents only one of a person, place, or thing. 

What is a singular noun?

100

This type of verb describes something that is physically or mentally happening. 

What is an action verb? 

100

This type of sentence is used to make a statement. 

What is a declarative sentence?

100

This part of a narrative contains the biggest event and usually confronts the main conflict. 

What is narrative Climax?
100

What is the character who opposes the hero or creates the conflict?

What is an antagonist?

200

This type of noun demonstrates that something has ownership over something else, and uses an apostrophe. 

What is a possessive noun?

200

"The sunset is beautiful." contains the word "is" which is an example of this type of verb. 

What is a linking verb?

200

This type of sentence is used to ask a question, and ends with a question mark. 

What is and interrogative sentence?

200

This word describes the opening act of a narrative, which usually introduces characters/setting/plot. 

What is "exposition"?

200

What is an account of a person's life written by that person?

What is autobiography?

300

"Schoolbooks" is an example of this type of noun.

What is a plural noun?

300

This type of verb assists the main verb in providing more context about when it is happening. Some of these verbs include: be, are, am, have, and has. 

What is a helping verb?

300

This sentence type is used to express strong emotion, followed by an exclamation point. 

What is an exclamatory sentence?

300

This word is used to describe anything spoken by a character within a narrative. 

What is "dialogue"?

300

This character is generally the main character that a story follows. 

What is a "protagonist?"

400

In the sentence, 

"My friend, the basketball player, showed me a few pointers yesterday."

the bold portion represents this type of phrase. 

What is an appositive phrase?

400
"I am painting a picture." is in this tense. 

What is present tense?

400

This sentence type makes a command or request without asking a question. 

What is an imperative sentence?

400

These two terms define the buildup to a main event in a narrative, as well as the events that take place after the main event. 

What are "rising action" and "falling action?"

400

This is an introductory sentence in formal/argumentative writing which presents and author's primary purpose for writing. 

What is a "thesis statement?"

500

Identify the nouns in the following sentences:

"The cat had a thought about stealing the milk, but later decided it was a bad idea. "

What is library?

500

This word is the primary word used to assist a verb and create the future tense. 

What is "will"?

500

These two types of clauses are defined as being either a complete thought on their own, and being UNABLE to complete a thought without another clause. 

What are Essential Clauses and Subordinate Clauses?

500

"I looked around the corner, and noticed that someone was watching me. I slowly walked through the old mansion in anticipation of something terrifying."

This excerpt is an example of this point of view. 

What is "first person point of view"?

500

Alfred Hitchcock argues this point about what you should NOT do when creating suspense for an audience.

What is "puzzling" or "confusing the audience"?