Drama, Drama, Dram!
Spittin' Rhymes
A Pro on Prose
Subjects and Predicates
The Fact of the Matter
100

Ileana, Shane, Mrs. Nguyen, Mr. Diaz

What is a cast of characters?

100

Scene is to drama as ___________ is to poem

What is stanza?

100

Another name for prose

What is writing?

100

My friend John ran to the store yesterday.

What is the simple subject?

100

The person you think did the deed

What is suspect?

200

(sighs heavily)

What is stage direction?

200

Paragraph is to prose as ____________ is to poem

What is stanza?

200

Five to Six of these make up a paragraph

What is a sentence?

200

My friend John ran to the store yesterday

What is the simple predicate?

200

A kind act

What is favor?

300

Before the dialogue begins

Where does (the setting, the cast of characters, the act number and scene number, the time period) appear (show up)?  Any of the above is correct.

300

In a poem, I can show up at the end of a sentence but I don't have to

What is period?

300

Don't start a sentence without me

What is a capital letter?

300

My friend John ran to the store yesterday.

What is the complete subject?

300

Before

What is prior?

400

The lesson the author (playwrite) is trying to get across to you

What is theme?

400

I can do this in a poem: 

Catch the ball

It's a free for all

What is rhyme?

400

We stick to these in prose

!, A, ,, ., "", 

What are conventions?

400

My friend John ran to the store yesterday.

What is the complete predicate?

400

Thought about it wrong; miscalculated

What is misjudged?

500

The summary summed up in one or two sentences

What is gist summary?

500

Sentence is to prose as __________ is to stanza

What is line?

500

The primary thing that happens in a paragraph

What is the main event?

500

My friend John ran to the store yesterday.

What is a sentence?

500

I think it's going to rain

What is speculate?