Editing Marks
This mark is three lines placed under a letter.
What is capitalize?
This is used to end a sentence. (HINT: That sentence had one)
What is a period?
Your paper usually has three of these.
What are main ideas?
A person, place, or thing.
What is a noun?
She is Ms. Speed's favorite superhero. (Bonus points if you can guess mine too.)
Who is Wonder Woman (And Batman)?
This mark is used to add a punctuation mark at the end of a sentence. It looks like a dot in a circle.
What is add period?
This is used to end a question.
What is a question mark?
This pillar helps you to outline what you want to write about, especially if it's an expository paper.
What is the Expository pillar?
A word used to describe a noun. (Ex: Blue, Huge, Lazy)
What is an adjective?
The song that starts with: "The stars at night are big and bright."
What is Deep in the Heart of Texas?
This mark is used when the wrong word is used in a sentence. (It's usually a straight line through the word.)
What is replace?
You use this when you want a short pause in your sentence.
What is a comma?
An opening sentence in the introduction that is supposed to grab the reader's attention.
What is a hook?
An action word. Ex: Run, walk, swim, etc...
What is a verb?
His real name is Austin Richard Post, but he goes by this stage name.
Who is Post Malone?
This mark looks like forward slash, it's used on the first letter of a word.
What is lower case?
You typically use this one when the sentence says something important or when a character is yelling.
What is an exclamation point/ mark?
The sentence that tells you what to write about.
What is a writing prompt?
Words that describe a verb, usually ending in -ly.
What is an adverb?
This was the year that the iPhone was invented.
What is 2007?
The mark used to switch two words in a sentence. (It looks like a sideways S)
What is Transpose?
This one starts and ends a quote.
What is a quotation mark?
The acronym I used for writing a paper.
What is BATMANS?
What is a homophone?
A plane must reach this speed to get off the ground.
What is 120 mph?