Parts of Speech
This part of speech includes people and places.
What are nouns?
This type of person studies dinosaurs.
What is a paleontologist?
This is the first step in the writing process.
What is Prewriting?
Harrison is a character in this story.
What is "Harrison Bergeron?"
In this step of the writing process, you write your piece.
What is drafting?
This part of speech is often described as what you do.
What are verbs?
This describes something that is impossible to understand.
What is unfathomably?
In this step, grammar, punctuation, and conventions errors are corrected.
What is editing?
The turning point, or this, in "The Lottery," is when Tess Hutchinson wins the lottery.
What is the climax?
This vocabulary word means in large amounts.
What is profusely?
This type of noun is a specific name for a person, place, thing, or idea.
What is a proper noun?
This is the human-centered era.
What is the Anthropocene?
This is the last step in the writing process.
What is Publishing?
A theme in this story is to use technology with caution.
What is "A Sound of Thunder?"
A theme in this story is that people should not blindly follow traditions.
What is "The Lottery?"
This part of speech describes verbs and often ends in -ly.
What is an adverb?
This describes something done in an angry or sulky way.
What is petulantly?
In this step, content of the writing piece is changed and improved.
What is revising?
The setting of this story is in the year 2081.
What is "Harrison Bergeron?"
This type of verb must connect two words or phrases with one another.
This type of verb must come before another verb.
What is a helping verb?
This means to mark or scale an instrument using measurements.
What is calibrate?
In this step, one might brainstorm or outline a piece before writing.
What is prewriting?
In this portion of the plot in "The Lottery," a small town is introduced, and children are piling up rocks.
What is the exposition?
If you add dialogue to a story, you are participating in this part of the writing process.
What is revising?