Plot, Punctuation, and Capitalization
Review of plot, punctuation, and capitalization
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Topics of this game:
- What do we use to remind us of the capitalization rules?
- What does the M stand for?
- What does the I stand for?
- What does the N stand for?
- What does the T stand for?
- What does the S stand for?
- Where do periods, exclamation points, and question marks go?
- Why do we use apostrophes?
- True or false: Semicolons and commas act in the same way.
- What are two reasons we would use a colon?
- How many parts are there in a plot diagram?
- Where does the most exciting and suspenseful part of a story happen?
- What is the start of the story called?
- True or false: There is still some conflict after the climax of a story.
- What happens in rising action?
- What happens in falling action?
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