What is Social Justice?
Dialogue Punctuation
7 Steps to Writing Success
Literary Devices
Narrative Structure
100

What is the name for rights that belong to every person, regardless of sexuality, race, gender, or ability.

Human Rights

100

What is the key punctuation required to show dialogue?

Quotation Marks
" " 

100

Name one good strategy for a sizzling start. 

•A fight or a moment of tension.

•Humour.

•A curious or odd situation.

•Dialogue.

•Description.

•Rhetorical question.

100

Repeated consonant sounds occurring at the beginning of words or within words.

Alliteration

100

What structure should a narrative take? (You need all 5 to get the points)

1. Orientation

2. Rising Action

3. Climax

4. Falling Action

5. Resolution

200

What do the following things have in common?Healthcare,

Poverty,

Asylum Seekers,

Homelessness,

Education. 

They are Social Justice Issues.

200

What should the first word within the quotation marks contain?

A capital letter. 

200

What is meant by Show, Don't Tell?

Actions speak louder than words. It is more convincing to show that a character is generous rather than telling the reader that they are generous.

200

The use of words that mimic sounds. They appeal to our sense of hearing and they help bring a description to life.

Onomatopoeia

200

The who, what, where, when, why, and how outline that gives the narrative direction.

The Plot

300

What is the name of the document that set out, for the very first time, fundamental human rights that are to be universally protected?

Universal Declaration of Human Rights

300

When should you start a new line when writing dialogue?

When a new person begins to speak. 

300

Name three types of conflict. 

Person Vs Self

Person Vs Person
Person Vs Society
Person Vs Machine/Technology
Person Vs Nature

300

A figure of speech which involves an implied comparison between two relatively unlike things, usually stating that something ‘is’ something else. The comparison does not use like or as.

Metaphor

300

The people, animals, or inanimate objects who are affected by the actions of the plot or who are the cause of certain events.

The Characters

400

What is the name for a set of agreed or generally accepted standards, social norms, or criteria, often taking the form of a custom.

Cultural Norms

400

If there is not a dialogue tag after the dialogue what punctuation can be used?

You can use a full stop, question mark or exclamation mark but not a comma. 

400

What are the 7 Steps to writing success? (You need all 7 to get the points)

1)Plan for success

2)Sizzling starts

3)Tightening tension

4)Dynamic dialogue

5)Show, don’t tell

6)Ban the boring bits

7)Exciting endings

400

A play on words where a word has two meanings.

Pun

400

The problem that must be overcome or resolved so that the readers will not be left hanging.

Conflict

500

What is the bystander effect?

When someone is less likely to help because they expect the other people around them to help instead. 

500

If there is a dialogue tag after the dialogue what punctuation should you use and should it go inside or outside of the quotation marks?

A comma, question mark or exclamation mark should be used (no full stops) within the quotations marks. 

500

How do you Ban the Boring Bits?

Start when the action does! Not in the car on the way there, not when the character is eating breakfast, but when the actual excitement starts!

Get rid of anything that doesn’t contribute to the plot of your story, you don’t have enough words to go off on tangents!

500

A statement that contradicts itself.

Paradox

500

The figurative language (similes, metaphors, etc.), sensory imagery, vivid verbs, strong sentences, dialogue, and point of view that makes each author unique.

The Style