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Parts of Speech
Parts of a Story
Types of Paragraphs
Types of Sentences
Grammar
100
a person, place or thing
What is a noun
100
This part of a story tells us where and when the story takes place.
What is the setting
100
This is what you must do to the first word of every paragraph
What is indent
100
This type of sentence asks a question
What is an interogative sentence
100
2 words that mean the same thing (hop, jump)
What is a synonym
200
describes a person, place, or thing
What is an adjective
200
These are individuals or people in the story
What are characters
200
This type of paragraph attempts to convince the reader of something
What is a persuasive paragraph
200
This sentence simply makes a statement
What is a declarative sentence
200
When you put 2 words together to make one word (does, not=doesn't_
What is a contraction
300
takes the place of a noun
What is a pronoun
300
These are types of conflicts in a story
What is Man vs Man, Man vs. Nature, Man vs Self
300
This paragraph will describe something
What is a descriptive paragraph
300
This type of sentence shows strong feeling
What is an exclamatory sentence
300
This is the past tense of FIGHT
What is fought
400
shows the relationship between two objects (around, through, in, on)
What is a preposition
400
These are the purposes of the author
What is: to inform, to pursuade, to entertain
400
This paragraph will tell a story
What is a narrative paragraph
400
This type of sentence gives a command
What is an imparative sentence
400
This is what you would use if you were trying to find another word for BALANCE. (not a dictionary)
What is a thesaurus
500
is, am, were, was, are, be, being, been
What are state-of-being verbs
500
This is what the story is about, a summary of the story.
What is the plot
500
This type of paragraph would be seen if you were reading the instructions on how to put together a bicycle.
What is an explanatory paragraph
500
This is the puncuation mark that is at the end of an interogative sentence
What is a question mark
500
This means the opposite
What is an antonym