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Commas, Common Word Errors, Fictional Elements.
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Which sentence is written correctly?
a) The phone, that hasn't worked in years, finally rang!
b) Hello Families, welcome to the classroom!
c) The crazy simple, math problem was stumping everyone!
d) Stella was born, during last year's annual charity event.
What stage of the plot does the conflict usually get introduced?
a) Exposition
b) Rising Action
c) Falling Action
d) Resolution
Which sentence uses a comma correctly?
a) I want to go to the movies, since I just have extra money!
b) Do you need me to spell it out for you, or paint you a picture Jenna?
c) Since you are able to drive, I will give you gas money!
d) There are too many kids, without their ID on today.
Thematic statements should follow all the following guidelines EXCEPT.
a) Themes are not written in one word.
b) It should not be too specific.
c) Themes are not explicit within the text, but they are implied.
d) Themes are often stated as commands.
All the following sentences uses common word errors correctly EXCEPT:
a) IT'S a wonderful day because it is my birthday!
b) THEIR address was written on the envelope.
c) WHO'S jacket is hanging on the chair?
d) It is TOO cold in this classroom!
I am tired today! TODAY is what part of speech?
a) Noun
b) Pronoun
c) Adverb
d) Adjective
The literary element that gives the reader a hint at things to come later in the text is known as:
a) Flashback
b) Theme
c) Irony
d) Foreshadowing.
Which sentence is written correctly?
a) I need to see if THEY'RE ready to get THEIR picture taken.
b) The young puppy hurt IT'S paw on Saturday.
c) The cup was filled with coffee, it took the place of her breakfast.
d) I am not able to go TOO the concert.
The sweet, young child cried for his mother. HIS - What part of speech is his?
a) NOUN
b) VERB
c) ADVERB
d) PRONOUN
The telephone rang off of the hook! THE - What part of speech is THE?
a) NOUN
b) PRONOUN
c) ARTICLE
d) CONJUNCTION
Which sentence follows the appositive phrase comma rule?
a) A big, new report about the city mayor being elected made the front page.
b) The big, stubborn horsed bucked its rider off of the saddle.
c) The man, whose name I don't know, turned in $100 he found on the ground.
d) Nancy wanted to buy the shirt, but she did not have any money.
An interruption in a story that tells events that happened previously is known as-
a) Foreshadowing
b) Flashback
c) Theme
d) Irony
Since I have your number, I will text you. SINCE is what part of speech?
a) Noun
b) Preposition
c) Article
d) Conjunction
Man vs. Self, Man, Machine, Nature and Society are examples of:
a) Internal and External Conflict
b) A thematic statement
c) Things that happen in the falling action or resolution
d) Foreshadowing
All the following sentences use commas correctly EXCEPT:
a) The door was open, the house was a mess , and now I have to clean it up!
b) The old, dusty TV was given to my little sister.
c) Yes, I will eat your sandwich!
d) Mythology is my favorite genre, it is so interesting to me!
The light was left on all night. ON is what part of speech?
a) NOUN
b) PRONOUN
c) CONJUNCTION
d) PREPOSITION
The writing on the wall was beautiful! WRITING is what part of speech in this sentence?
a) PREPOSITION
b) NOUN
c) VERB
d) CONJUNCTION
The stage in the plot where the conflict comes to a head or the turning point is referred to as the-
a) Exposition
b) Rising Action
c) Climax
d) Resolution
Which sentence uses common word errors correctly?
a) WHERE going to Sonic after school.
b) WE'RE do you plan to buy a new ID?
c) WERE are all in the same classes!
d) WERE you planning on telling me that you quit your job?
Click the answer choice containing the FACT.
a) The antagonist is the character or force working against the protagonist.
b) External conflict takes place within the character's mind
c) A protagonist is the supporting character who the reader knows little about
d) The conflict is completely resolved in the climax stage of the plot.
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