Mad Lib Test

<h1>Mad Libs</h1> Mad Libs are a game that you play with words. It's also a great introduction to how variables work in coding. A variable is just a bucket where you put something. In Mad Libs, those variables are the following: <ol> <li>An ADJECTIVE describes something or somebody</li> <li>An ADVERB tells how something is done.</li> <li>A NOUN is the name of a person, place or thing.</li> <li>A VERB is an action word.</li> <li>A PLACE can be a country, city, room etc.</li> <li>An EXCLAMATION or SILLY WORD is any sort of funny noise or sound effect.</li> <li>Specific words like NUMBER, COLOUR, ANIMAL or PART OF THE BODY means that the variable you're filling in is actually one of those things. <li>PLURAL means more than one thing.</li> </ol> On the next screen you'll be prompted to enter some text in to fill the variables out. In this story there are 11 in total. After that, you'll be shown what you've chosen, and then you can proceed to see how your entries affect the story. [[Continue to variable input|Variables]]

(set: $colour1 to (prompt: "Please enter a colour.", "")) (set: $pluralnoun1 to (prompt: "Please enter a plural noun.", "")) (set: $adjective1 to (prompt: "Please enter an adjective.", "")) (set: $exclamation1 to (prompt: "Please enter an exclamation.", "")) (set: $sillyword1 to (prompt: "Please enter a silly word.", "")) (set: $verbpast1 to (prompt: "Please enter a past tense verb.", "")) (set: $pluralnoun2 to (prompt: "Please enter a plural noun.", "")) (set: $verb1 to (prompt: "Please enter a verb.", "")) (set: $pluralnoun3 to (prompt: "Please enter a plural noun.", "")) (set: $verb2 to (prompt: "Please enter a verb.", "")) (set: $pluralnoun4 to (prompt: "Please enter a plural noun.", "")) Here are the variables you've chosen: Color: $colour1 Plural noun: $pluralnoun1 Adjective: $adjective1 Exclamation: $exclamation1 Silly word: $sillyword1 Past tense verb: $verbpast1 Plural noun: $pluralnoun2 Verb: $verb1 Plural noun: $pluralnoun3 Verb: $verb2 Plural: $pluralnoun4 [[Continue to story|MadLib]]

One day, Little $colour1 Riding Hood was going through the forest carrying a basket of $pluralnoun1 for her grandmother. Suddenly she met a big $adjective1 wolf. "$exclamation1!" said the wolf. "Where are you going, little $sillyword1?" "I'm going to my grandmother's house," she said. Then the wolf $verbpast1 away. When Miss Riding Hood got to her grandmother's house, the wolf was in bed dressed as her grandmother. "My, Grandmother," she said. "What big $pluralnoun2 you have." "The better to $verb1 you with, said the wolf. "And, Grandmother," she said, "what big $pluralnoun3 you have." The wolf said, "The better to $verb2 you with." And then she said, "What big $pluralnoun4 you have, Grandmother." But the wold said nothing. He had just died from eating Grandmother.