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Elements of Fiction, Subjects and Predicates, & Types of Sentences
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Complete subject: The crazy kids were running around the room.
kids
the crazy kids
were running
running
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Complete Subject: Lions, tigers, and bears, oh my!
lions
and bears oh my
lions tigers and bears
oh my
3
Simple Predicate: The dog ran away yesterday.
ran away yesterday
ran
dog
the dog
4
literary work in which special care is given to the expression of feelings and ideas
fantasy
science fiction
poetry
folklore
5
I am so happy
declarative
imperative
exclamatory
interrogative
6
Simple Predicate: The teachers at the school loved their jobs.
the teachers
loved
loved their jobs
the teachers at the school
7
dealing with concepts such as futuristic science and technology
fantasy
fairy tale
science fiction
horror
8
people, animals, or objects that are central to the story
narrators
characters
plot
point of view
9
I look forward to Fridays
interrogative
imperative
exclamatory
declarative
10
a semi-true story, which has been passed down from person-to-person and has important meaning
legend
limerick
historical fiction
poetry
11
Complete Subject: The football game was rough to watch.
was rough to watch
The football game
was
game
12
I cannot believe that just happened
interrogative
imperative
declarative
exclamatory
13
Complete Predicate: The crazy kids were running around the room.
The crazy kids
kids
were running
were running around the room
14
short story involving fantasy characters
science fiction
fairy tale
realistic fiction
short story
15
a story with a fully developed theme but significantly shorter than a novel
fairy tale
short story
folklore
legend
16
stories written to scare or frighten
realistic fiction
horror
humor
tall tale
17
a story with unbelievable elements, related as if it were true
folklore
legend
fable
tall tale
18
Complete Subject: The two year old girl was always getting into trouble.
The two year old girl
was always getting into trouble
was getting
girl
19
cultural story passed down from generation to generation
fable
tall tale
legend
folklore
20
Simple Subject: The teachers all left because the students were bad.
left
all left because the students were bad
the teachers
teachers
21
Simple Subject: The class clown always liked to be the center of attention.
class
liked
liked to be the center of attention
clown
22
story that is fictional but takes place in a historical time period
realistic fiction
short story
historical fiction
legend
23
the message in the story
theme
perspective
imagery
mood
24
Complete Predicate: The football game was rough to watch.
game
was rough to watch
rough to watch
The football game
25
Simple Predicate: The class clown liked to be the center of attention.
liked to be
the class clown
liked
clown
26
Do you like to play sports
interrogative
exclamatory
imperative
declarative
27
story involving magic and/or supernatural events
science fiction
realistic fiction
historical fiction
fantasy
28
short, moral tale involving animals
short story
folklore
fantasy
fable
29
Where and when the story takes place
plot
setting
point of view
narrator
30
intended to make someone laugh
tall tale
short story
horror
humor
31
perspective of a character in the story
point of view
mood
schema
characters
32
Complete Predicate: The two year old girl was always getting into trouble.
was always getting into trouble
The two year old girl
into trouble
was getting
33
Can you go to the game
declarative
imperative
exclamatory
interrogative
34
Simple Subject: The teachers at the school loved their jobs.
teachers
loved
the teachers at the school
loved their jobs
35
the sequence of events in a story
plot
characters
perspective
setting
36
stories that could have actually occurred to people or animals in a believable setting
realistic fiction
short story
historical fiction
tall tale
37
Do you want to go to the movies
exclamatory
interrogative
declarative
imperative
38
I like teaching
declarative
interrogative
imperative
exclamatory
39
Stop talking now
declarative
imperative
interrogative
exclamatory
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usually involves a mysterious death or crime to be solved
mystery
fable
poetry
short story
