Sentence Structure
Punctuation
Story Elements
Literary Devices
100

"After the thunderstorm ended."

Fragment

100

Fix the punctuation: "Did Mrs Hamel have coffee today!"

"Did Mrs. Hamel have coffee today?"

100

Which part of a plot usually contains the most tension?

Climax

100

Define "tone"

writer's attitude toward a subject or character

200

Fix the run on: "I wanted to finish my homework I watched a movie instead."

I wanted to finish my homework, but I watched a movie instead.

200

Fix the quotation: "Have you read any stories by Julia Alvarez? my teacher asked."

"Have you read any stories by Julia Alvarez?" my teacher asked.

200

A struggle or clash that drives the plot is known as-

conflict

200

Define oxymoron

two words with opposing meanings are used to create an ironic effect (ie. deafening silence)

300

Insert a semicolon: "She studies every night she still struggles with math."

"She studies every night; she still struggles with math."

300

Fix the capitalization: "on monday, ms. lopez assigned the novel to the class."

"On Monday, Ms. Lopez assigned the novel to the class."

300

hinting at what will happen later in the story is called...

Foreshadowing

300

What is a symbol

stand for something beyond itself

400

Fix this run-on: "The teacher explained the assignment, the students took notes."

"The teacher explained the assignment, while the students took notes."

400

Which is correct: (why)

I like to eat pizza; pepperoni pizza is my favorite.

I like to eat pizza; reading is my favorite subject.

I like to eat pizza; pepperoni pizza is my favorite.

400

weather, time period, and location make up the _____ of a story

setting

400

What structure goes in the logical order in which ideas are presented

chronological