L to J

Question 1

8 parts of speech

Answer 1

Noun, Adjective, Adverb, Verb, Preposition, Pronoun, Conjunction, Interjection

Question 2

Definition of a noun

Answer 2

Person, place, thing, or idea

Question 3

Person, place, thing, or idea

Answer 3

Noun

Question 4

Six types of noun

Answer 4

Common, Proper, Abstract, Concrete, Collective, Compound

Question 5

Definition of a pronoun

Answer 5

Takes the place of a noun

Question 6

Takes the place of a noun

Answer 6

Pronoun

Question 7

Definition of an adverb

Answer 7

Modifies a verb, adjective, or another adverb

Question 8

The questions that adverbs answer

Answer 8

How when where why to what extent

Question 9

Function of prepositional phrases

Answer 9

Adjective or Adverb

Question 10

Three types of conjunctions

Answer 10

Coordinating, Correlative, Subordinate

Question 11

Coordinating Conjunctions

Answer 11

And, but, or, for, nor, yet, so

Question 12

Correlative Conjunction

Answer 12

Both-and, either-or, neither-nor, whether-or, not only-but also

Question 13

Subordinate Conjunction

Answer 13

While, until, because, since, although, when, where, how, can

Question 14

Simple Subject

Answer 14

Main Noun

Question 15

Sentences with DO and IO have what kind of verbs

Answer 15

Action

Question 16

Four types of sentences according to purpose

Answer 16

Declarative
Interrogative
Imperative
Exclamatory

Question 17

5 functions of gerunds

Answer 17

S, DO, IO, OP, PN

Question 18

Infinitive

Answer 18

to + V

Question 19

3 functions

Answer 19

Adjective, Adverb, Noun

Question 20

Appositive

Answer 20

A noun or pronoun that renames the noun or pronoun it follows

Question 21

Appositive Phrase

Answer 21

Modifiers only

Question 22

Sentences according to structure

Answer 22

Simple, compound, complex, compound-complex

Question 23

Alliteration

Answer 23

the repetition of beginning consonant sounds in a line of poetry

Question 24

Assonance

Answer 24

Repeated vowel sounds in a line of poetry

Question 25

Two techniques of characterization

Answer 25

Direct and indirect

Question 26

Words and Phrases that appeal to the five senses

Answer 26

Imagery

Question 27

A reasonable conclusion about a character or event drawn from the limited information presented by the author

Answer 27

Inference

Question 28

Words in the same line of poetry that rhyme together

Answer 28

Internal Rhyme

Question 29

Three types of irony

Answer 29

Verbal situation dramatic

Question 30

Words that sound like what they mean

Answer 30

Onomatopoeia

Question 31

Point of view that indicates the narrators relation to the story

Answer 31

First person | Third person

Question 32

Point of view that indicates the narrator knowledge of the characters thoughts or feelings

Answer 32

objective, limited omniscient, omniscient

Question 33

Fixed generalized ideas about characters and situations

Answer 33

Stereotype

Question 34

Something concrete which represents something abstract

Answer 34

Symbol

Question 35

Universal symbols

Answer 35

Flag, Dove, wedding ring, owl, eagle

Question 36

Universal themes

Answer 36

Love death time greed betrayal friendship survival

Question 37

Five steps of the writing process

Answer 37

``` Prewriting First draft Revising Editing Final draft (publishing) ```

Question 38

Six traits of writing

Answer 38

``` Ideas/content Organization Word Choice Sentence Fluency Voice Conventions ```

Question 39

Substance of your writing

Answer 39

Ideas/Content

Question 40

Structure of your writing

Answer 40

Organization

Question 41

The vocabulary the writer chooses

Answer 41

Word Choice

Question 42

How smooth the writing sounds when read aloud

Answer 42

Sentence Fluency

Question 43

The personality of the writer shown in the writing

Answer 43

Voice

Question 44

Technical aspects of the writing

Answer 44

Conventions

Question 45

Four types of essays

Answer 45

Narrative Descriptive Persuasive Expository

Question 46

Used to show the relationship between ideas details and examples

Answer 46

Transitions

Question 47

Transitions

Answer 47

finally, meanwhile, however, therefore, lastly, after