Sensory Detail vs. Abstract Language
Capitalization
Verbs and Tense
Dialogue
Correct Me!
100

Tree, dog, and basketball are examples of __________ (sensory details or abstract language)?

Sensory details

100

Which words are capitalized correctly?

gilbert, Arizona

grocery store

Honda civic

gilbert = incorrect capitalization

Arizona = correct capitalization

grocery store = correct

Honda = correct

civic = incorrect


100

Identify past or present tense:

He laughs in everyone's face.

Present tense 

100

The name of phrases like "he yelled" and "Joaquin asked."

Dialogue tags

100

mr. bob gasped "it can't be"!

Correct: 

Mr. Bob gasped, "It can't be!"

200

Exclaim, sing, and laugh are examples of this part of speech (noun, adjective, verb, or adverb).

Verb

200

People's names, company titles, cities, and sports teams are all examples of proper nouns that must always be capitalized. True or False?

True

200

Identify past or present tense:

Her face shined like an expensive diamond.

Past tense

200

This punctuation mark connects the dialogue tag to the quote.

A comma

"Hurry, close the windows before it starts raining," she urgently requested.

200

How Dare you screeched My Mom!

Correct:

"How dare you!" screeched my mom. 

300

Cool, prickly, lost, glistening, are all examples of sensory details, functioning as which part of speech (noun, adjective, verb, adverb)?

adjective
300

Which words are capitalized correctly?

Dani Edmonson

Junior High

History Class 

Dani Edmonson = correct

junior high and history class = incorrect


300

Identify past or present tense: 

She was having a SpongeBob birthday party.

Past tense 

300

The location of a question mark or exclamation mark of a quote belongs ___________ (inside or outside) quotation marks.

Inside quotation marks

300

I can't believe this" Muttered Mrs. jones. "the johnsons got an even bigger pool"!

Correct: 

"I can't believe this," muttered Mrs. Jones. "The Johnsons got an even bigger pool!"

400

!!DAILY DOUBLE!!

Identify the description as abstract language or sensory detail:

I could see the guilt written all over his face.

Abstract language

400

Which words are capitalized correctly?

Summer

Wednesday

Coach Jones 

Summer = incorrect

Wednesday = correct

Coach = correct

Jones = correct

400

Identify the weak verb: 

"You almost squished my pet frog under your tire!" she said.

"said" is a weak verb in a dialogue tag

400

What are the punctuation marks that surround spoken and exchanged language in a narrative?

Quotation marks

400

Their is no crying in baseball!" Coach Jimmy Dugan complained.

Correct: 

"There is no crying in baseball!" Coach Jimmy Dugan complained.

500

Identify the underlined noun as abstract or concrete:

Triumph again eluded the basketball team. 

Abstract noun

500

Is this sentence correctly or incorrectly capitalized?

"I can't wait for winter break!" she exclaimed.

Correctly capitalized

500

Identify past or present tense: 

I wanted to return to the time when people were nice to each other.

Past tense

500

Punctuation almost always goes _______ (inside or outside) quotation marks.

Inside. 

"No, wait! Not the gumdrop buttons!" the gingerbread cookie cried.

500

You're grammar makes an impression ms. hall reminded them again you should seek feedback for revisions and edits if you want to limit distractions and allow your story to shine

Correct:

"Your grammar makes an impression," Ms. Hall reminded them again. You should seek feedback to make revisions and edits, if you want to limit distractions and allow your story to shine.