Writing Basics
Parts of Writing
Sentences
Grammar
Punctuation
100

What is a topic?

What the writing is about.

100

What is the beginning of a story called?

Beginning.

100

What does every sentence begin with?

A capital letter

100

What is a noun?

A person, place, thing, or idea.

100

What mark ends a statement?

Period

200

What is a detail?

Information that supports an idea.

200

What is the middle of a story called?

Middle.

200

What does a sentence need to express?

A complete thought

200

What is a verb?

An action word.

200

What mark ends a question?

Question mark.

300

Why do writers use details?

To make writing clearer and more interesting.

300

What is the ending of a story called?

Ending.

300

Is “The dog ran.” a complete sentence?

Yes

300

What is an adjective?

A word that describes a noun.

300

What mark shows excitement?

Exclamation point.

400

What is the main idea?

The most important idea.

400

What is the problem in a story called?

The conflict/problem.

400

Which is correct: “i like pizza.” or “I like pizza.”?

“I like pizza.”

400

What is a pronoun?

A word that takes the place of a noun.

400

What punctuation separates items in a list?

Commas.

500

Why should writers revise their work?

To make their writing better.

500

What are the events in a story called?

The plot

500

Fix this sentence: “the cat is sleeping”

"The cat is sleeping."

500

What is a subject?

Who or what the sentence is about.

500

What punctuation marks show someone is speaking?

Quotation marks.