Parts of Speech
Grammar
Narrative Writing
Nonfiction Writing
100

Provide an example of a noun, verb, and adjective.

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100

What is a synonym and what is an antonym? Provide the definition and an example of each.

Synonym = word with same meaning

Antonym = word with opposite meaning

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100

What is the formal term for the main character in a story and the opposing (sometimes evil) character?

Protagonist

Antagonist

100

In informational writing, what is the LEAST number of sentences each paragraph should contain?

Three

200

What are the definitions of noun, verb, and adjective?

Noun - a person, place, or thing

Verb - an action word

Adjective - a descriptive word

200

What is the definition of a homophone, and what is an example?

Homophone = words that sound the same but have a different spelling or meaning.

200

What is the most exciting part of a story? 

Climax

200

In an informational essay, what do you call the sentence that tells the reader what the paragraph will be about?

Topic Sentence

300

Find a NOUN, a VERB, and an ADJECTIVE in the following sentence.

The red stoplight made the car slow down in front of the intersection, and the different cars behind it followed. 

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300

What is the subject, and what is the predicate in a sentence?

Subject = who or what the sentence is about

Predicate = what the subject is doing


300

Name TWO things that should be in the exposition of a story.

Setting

Characters

Inciting Incident

300

What do you call the sentence or sentences that tell the reader basic information about the subject you are writing about?

Background information.

400

What is an adverb, and what two letters does it usually end with?

A word that describes a verb, usually ending in -ly.

400

Which part of the sentence is in italics?


Frank the dog went to the park.

Subject

400
If a story is told by the main character, using pronouns such as "I" or "My", what Point of View is the story written in?

First person

400

When you CITE a quote, what two pieces of information need to in the parentheses?

Author's last name and page number

500

If you add the letters -ly to a verb, what does it become?

An adverb

500

What is the sentence structure?

I was hungry, so I ate a slice of pizza.

Compound

500

What is the difference between direct and indirect characterization?

Direct: Explicity stated details (ex. He had long hair and blue glasses)


Indirect: Understood through details (ex. "Her smile lit up the room" meaning everyone likes her and she's nice)

500

What is the point your proving called in your essay? It is typically the last sentence of the introduction.

Thesis Statement or Claim