Voice & Figurative Language
Dialogue
Narrative Arcs
Clauses & Parts of Speech
Punctuation
100

This type of comparison asserts that one thing is another entirely different thing, without using "like" or "as."

Metaphor

100

What are these symbols called? " " 

Quotation marks

100

After the intense showdown between the hero and the villain, the hero begins to deal with the immediate consequences of the battle and repairs the damage done. What part of the plot triangle does this represent?




Falling action

100

Words like "also, although, but, so, and" are which part of speech?

Conjunction
100

Which of the following is a run-on sentence?

a) I wanted to surprise you, so I made cookies.

b) This show is great I could watch it all day.

c) Although I have very little free time during the busy work week, I always try to read a few chapters of my favorite novel before I go to sleep at night.


b) This show is great I could watch it all day.

200

A word for descriptive writing that appeals strongly to the five senses (sight, sound, smell, taste, touch).

Imagery

200

Which is the dialogue tag, which is the action beat?

1) I groaned.

2) She grimaced. 

groaned = dialogue tag

grimaced = action beat

200

During this high-tension part of the story, the character must confront the conflict head-on. 

Climax

200

Which of the following are NOT verbs?

a) am

b) swallow

c) ready

d) break

e) across

c) ready

e) across

200

List everything wrong with this sentence:

If you haven't seen the mountains in colorado; don't talk to me; You don't understand natural beauty.

If you haven't seen the mountains in Colorado, don't talk to me; you don't understand natural beauty.

300

Which sentence is in third person POV?

- She was a millionaire by sixteen.

- You are having a great day.

- I can't believe this!

She was a millionaire by sixteen.

300

What is wrong with this sentence?

"First you must answer three riddles," He teased.

He should be lower-case.

"First you must answer three riddles," he teased.

300

This word means "main character" and starts with a P.

Protagonist 

300

Identify the dependent clause:

If you don't put your shoes on right now, we might miss the movie. 

If you don't put your shoes on right now

300

Where would you put the commas in this sentence?

My mom who is a lawyer with an office in Manhattan will sue you if you try anything funny.

My mom, who is a lawyer with an office in Manhattan, will sue you if you try anything funny.

400

Which figurative device is present in the sentence: "The sizzling bacon snapped and popped in the hot pan"?

Onomatopoeia

400

Which sentence correctly applies punctuation for an exclamatory dialogue statement followed by a dialogue tag?

A) "Watch out for that car!," yelled Marcus.
B) "Watch out for that car," yelled Marcus!

C)  "Watch out for that car!" yelled Marcus.


C)  "Watch out for that car!" yelled Marcus.

The exclamation point goes inside the quotation marks, replacing the comma, and the dialogue tag begins with a lowercase letter.

400

When an author introduces important characters and establishes setting, they are using this part of the plot triangle.

Exposition. 

400

Identify the sentence subject:

You will need to find Daniel's car keys.

You

You will need to find Daniel's car keys.

400

Where would you put the commas in this sentence?

Even so my youngest sister Jessica still calls me every day. 

Even so, my youngest sister, Jessica, still calls me every day.

500

What is a direct address? 

A literary device that lets authors to speak directly to readers within a narrative by using the pronoun "you."

500

How should you format the capitalization when a dialogue tag comes before the spoken dialogue?

A) She whispered, "Keep your voice down."

B) She whispered, "keep your voice down."

C) She Whispered, "Keep your voice down."

D) She whispered "keep your voice down.


A) She whispered, "Keep your voice down."

A comma follows the preceding dialogue tag, and the first word of the direct quotation begins with a capital letter.

500

"Dénouement" means the final resolution, outcome, or untangling of the main plot. It is a fancy way of saying... (which part of plot triangle?) 

Resolution 

500

Identify all verbs in this sentence:

I love running, though I am pretty slow for my age.

love & am

"I love running, though I am pretty slow for my age."

"Running" is a gerund. A gerund is a verb that becomes a noun. -100px if you guessed it! >:)

500

What punctuation mark could you use here instead of an em-dash?

She wasn't my friend anymore—she was my rival.

Semicolon OR period. 

She wasn't my friend anymoreshe was my rival.

She wasn't my friend anymore. She was my rival.