| Articles | Verb Tenses | The Necklace | Sentence Types | Short Stories |
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A, An or The?
Would you like ______ orange?
an
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What is the present tense of "to fight"?
fight
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What does Matlida's husband do for a living?
He has a civil service job.
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What is a simple sentence?
On main idea with a noun and a verb.
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What is setting?
When and where a story takes place.
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A, An or The?
There is ________ homework in English tonight.
blank
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What is the past tense of "to ride"?
rode
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What is the setting?
France
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What is a compound sentence?
Two simple sentences joined by a connective.
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What are 3 types of conflict?
person vs person, person vs nature, person vs self
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A, An or The?
There isn't _________ water in my glass.
blank
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What is present progressive tense of" to have"?
are having
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What are two themes for this story?
Be happy with who you are.
You should not judge a book by its cover |
What is complex sentence?
A sentence made up of a dependent and independent clause.
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What are the 6 points on a plot graph?
Introduction, conflict, rising action, climax, falling action, resolution
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A, An or The?
I'd like to order __________ chicken and ________ the salad.
the, the
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What is the present perfect tense of "to steal"?
have stolen
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What are the conflicts in the story? Identify the type of conflict and explain.
Person vs self - Matilda cannot see the value in what she has.
Person vs Society - Matilda feels like she isn't good enough to go to the ball |
Identify if the following sentence is simple, compound or complex?
"After a long day at work, Shelley and Mark went to get coffee."
Complex
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What is theme?
The meaning, message or main idea about life shown in the story
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A, An or The?
I'm going to study at ____________ university in Canada.
a
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What is the past tense of "to lend"?
lent
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What is the twist ending and what literary term would we use to define it?
The necklace is fake - irony.
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Identify if the following sentence is simple, compound or complex?
"George like to go running and swimming in the rain."
Simple
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What are the 5 Rules of Short Stories according to Edgar Allen Poe?
1. Ends in a climax
2. Can be read in one sitting 3. Has only 1 plot 4. Only has one mood 5. Starts with a hook |
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