A) the sentence that tells the main idea of the paragraph B) the action or sequence of events in a story C) the beginning or first part D) a reason why something happens
A) a noun that shows ownership B) a word used to describe something about a verb or clause C) punctuation marks that are used at the end of sentences D) names an person, place, or thing
A) end marks or symbols at the end of a complete sentence B) an educated guess about something C) tells who or what the sentence is about D) parts of a narrative story
A) an ending to bring to a close B) a word used to describe a noun C) where or when the story takes place D) punctuation marks used at the ends of sentences
A) nouns that change form without following the rules B) parts of a story; narrative C) names a person, place, or thing D) a form of a noun that shows ownership or possession
A) a certain kind of literature B) a reason why something happens C) who or what the sentence or story is about D) a word that links the subject to the predicate
A) something that a person believes in or feels B) a brief retelling of the story in your own words C) names a person, place, or thing D) the beginning or first part
A) something that a person believes or feels B) a certain type of literature C) the sentence that states the main idea D) an ending or to bring to a close
A) a hint in the sentence that helps you B) the writers unique style of writing C) a certain type or kind of literature D) to bring about change
A) a picture or movie your mind forms when you are reading B) a certain type of literature C) sequence of events in a story D) parts of a narrative story |