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4. New York

5. What is an example of a proper noun?

6. Julia

7. What is an example of a proper noun?

8. apple

9. What is an example of a concrete noun?

10. happiness

11. What is an example of an abstract noun?

12. city

13. What is an example of a common noun?

14. Uses the pronouns I, me, we, etc.

15. What is first person point of view?

16. The narrator is all-knowing and tells the reader all of the character’s actions, thoughts, and feelings.

17. What is third person omniscient point of view?

18. The narrator only tells one character’s thoughts and feelings.

19. What is third person limited?

20. Janet fell in love with Jack at first sight, but Jack wasn’t in love with Janet for another year.

21. What is an example of third person omniscient?

22. Sally ate a dozen cookies. Sam thought that was strange.

23. What is an example of third person limited?

24. A word that replaces a noun

25. What is a pronoun?

26. I, me, she, they, our, their, my, etc.

27. What are examples of pronouns?

28. Under, over, inside, on, between, around

29. What are examples of prepositions?

30. Before the corner

31. What is an example of a prepositional phrase?

32. Through the forest

33. What is an example of a prepositional phrase?

34. Precise, vivid, natural language paints a strong, clear, and complete picture for the reader.

35. What is word choice?

36. Sentences are varied and use strong and vivid language that flows smoothly.

37. What is fluency?

38. The writer uses, punctuation, grammar, and spelling correctly.

39. What are conventions?

40. The writing is clear, well-supported, and includes details to keep the reader reading.

41. What are ideas and content?

42. The writing is structured and ordered and naturally guides the reader through the text.

43. What is organization?

44. To describe

45. What is the purpose of narrative writing?

46. The sequence and structure of narrative writing

47. What is beginning, middle, and end?

48. A story you write about yourself.

49. What is a personal narrative?

50. The point of view used in personal narratives.

51. What is first person.

52. The writing process

53. What is prewriting, rough draft, revising, editing, and final copy?

54. Ran

55. What is a past tense verb?

56. Will catch

57. What is a future tense verb?

58. Run

59. What is a present tense verb?

60. The main idea, or the lesson or moral the author is trying to portray.

61. What is theme?

62. I want ___ go there, ___, so I can buy ___ shoes.

63. What is to, too, and two?

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65. The writer’s enjoyment of the subject drives the writing by making the text lively and expressive.

66. What is voice?