WorksheetsNouns, Pronouns, Story Elements
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 16mins
Sadness, happiness, will-power, motivation are all examples of what?
pronouns
proper nouns
concrete nouns
abstract nouns
Lenny and Cody are going four-wheeling tomorrow. (a) are leaving early.
Pick out all the pronouns.
He
Then
They
There
She
What is the word in red? I found a twenty-dollar bill on the ground at the Statue of Liberty.
Proper noun
Abstract noun
Common noun
Pronoun
Pick out all the nouns in the sentence:
I found a twenty-dollar bill on the ground at the Statue of Liberty.
I
Found
twenty-dollar bill
ground
Statue of Liberty
New York and Pennsylvania are examples of what type of nouns?
(a)
Exposition includes what 3 elements?
setting
climate/situation
characters
resolution
climax
Time, place, and season are used to explain what element of a story?
(a)
The (a) in a story are the people, animals or imaginary creatures who take part in the action.
What is this type of graphic organizer called?
Element chart
Plot diagram
Element diorama
Plot plotter
Where on this chart would you place the big fight scene or car chase?
(a)
So far, we have studied two types of characters. What are they?
Minor
Main
Static
Important
Which nouns are not proper nouns. Check all that apply.
LION
MICKEY MOUSE
STREET
PENNSYLVANIA
SUBARU
Characters are revealed slowly in a story.
True
False
This is the main message that the writer wishes to share with their readers:
Setting
Plot
Theme
Conflict
What element is this passage describing?
It was a bright, cold day, the ground covered with sleet that had frozen so that it seemed as if all the bare trees, bushes, the cut brush, the grass, and the bare ground had been varnished with glass.
(a)
Using the context clues, what do you think the word varnished means? It was a bright, cold day, the ground covered with sleet that had frozen so that it seemed as if all the bare trees, bushes, the cut brush, the grass, and the bare ground had been varnished with glass.
trample on
gloss over
paint dark
stir wildly
Find the abstract noun.
Jackson's fear had paralyzed him.
(a)
Find the concrete noun.
The house had potential; however, Jane didn't want to buy it.
(a)
Find the pronoun.
The house had potential; however, Jane didn't want to buy it
(a)
