Grammar
The word "sublime" in the sentence: The sublime dessert was absolutely delicious.
What is an adjective?
What is a dictionary or thesaurus?
A story that is written about the author's real life.
What is an autobiography?
The correct spelling of butiful.
What is b e a u t i f u l?
The name of the list of characters and narrator required to act out a play.
What is a cast list?
The meaning of the idiom You hit the nail on the head.
What is: You got is correct?
A book that is about facts and provides real information.
What is non-fiction text?
The way that paragraphs are separated and identified without leaving a line between them.
What is indenting?
The name given to a word part that has a vowel sound in it.
What is a syllable?
The two dots seen here : that follow the names of a speaker in a play.
What is a colon?
The punctuation that is missing in the direct speech sentence:
"What do you mean" asked Mrs. Nearon.
What is a question mark?
When reading aloud flows smoothly.
What is fluency?
The word that means checking your work for errors.
What is editing?
The suffix that makes "potato" plural.
What is -es? (potatoes)
An example of this is:
[Lights dim. There is a loud banging in the distance.]
What is stage crew instructions?
A word that means the same thing as another word but is different.
What is a synonym?
The list of chapters and where they can be found at the front of a book.
What is the contents page?
The name of a final written paragraph that summarises and wraps up a story or essay.
What is the conclusion?
The name of a word that is the primary word in a word family. For example: trusting, trusted, untrustworthy, trusty.
What is a root word?
The name of the completed play written in full with all of the necessary elements included.
What is a play script?
The names of the connectives in the acronym:
F A N B O Y S
What is FOR, AND, NOR, BUT/BECAUSE, OR, YET, SO?
Another word for "understanding" what has been read.
What is comprehension?
The name of two sentences joined together with a connective.
What is a compound sentence?
The name given to these word parts at the beginning of words: un- dis- re- mis-
What is a prefix?
The three dots intentionally written when someone does not complete a word, sentence or whole section, such as: Oh my gosh, is that a ...?
What is ellipses?