The Black Death and the person poking you with a pen could both be called this.

This character has a smile that would "shame a shark."

The main struggle in the novel best fits into this category of conflict.

"The wasted day dwindled to dusk."

Every introduction should begin with one of these

This word can be used to describe a person's bad attitude or a deadly disease.

"Who cares" is this character's favorite phrase.

Harvey is very, very bored in this section of the plot.

"His face, when his teeth no longer dazzled, was like a mask of dough."

With the exception of this category of classes, most of the subjects you take in school are not capitalized.

A person who is often in the principal's office could be described using this adjective.

This cat has a great sense of direction.

Harvey battles Mr. Hood in this section of the plot.

"The great gray beast February had eaten Harvey Swick alive."

Don't have italics? You better do this to the magazine title then.

This adjective might be used to describe your enemy, especially if your enemy is very aggressive.

Curiosity does indeed kill this cat.

This is one of the main themes of this fantasy novel.

Harvey's mom found him "watching raindrops chase each other down the glass of his bedroom window."

If you want to prove your topic sentence, try using one of these.

A low grade or a harsh comment could to this.

Be careful what you dream of around this character.

This is the point of view of the fantasy novel, but not the point of view that involves anyone's opinion.

"Because time passes....And the beetle and the worm find their way into everything sooner or later."