Language
Writing
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Word Work
Figure it out
100

Person, place, or a thing

Noun

100

Every sentence starts with a...

Capital letter

100

The person, animal, or creature in a story is called this

character

100

A word that means the same or almost the same as another word.

Synonym

100

Which word does NOT belong: dog, cat, run, horse?

run

200

an action word

verb

200

This punctuation mark goes at the end of a question.

Question mark

200

The time and place in which a story takes place is called this

setting

200

A word that means the opposite of another word.

Antonym

200

Fix this sentence: my teacher is ms caldwell

My teacher is Ms. Caldwell.

300

Name a pronoun

I, she we, he, you, they, us, them, or me

300

The sentence that tells the main idea of a paragraph.

Topic sentence

300
The main problem in a story is called this.

Conflict

300

The beginning part added to a word to change the meaning. Ex. unhappy

prefix

300

What type of figurative language is this: "She runs like the wind."

Simile

400

A word that describes a noun

Adjective

400

Words such as first, next, then, and finally are called these.

Transition words

400

A lesson or message the author wants you to understand is called this

theme

400

The ending part added to a word that changes the meaning. Ex. helpful

suffix

400

Read this: Jamal grabbed his umbrella before leaving home. Dark clouds covered the sky. What can you infer?

It may rain.

500

A word that describes a verb

adverb

500

Name at least two of the main parts of a paragraph.

topic sentence, supporting details, conclusion

500

When you used clues from the text or a sentence to understand the meaning of something, you use...

context clues

500

In the word preview, the prefix pre- means...

before

500

"The classroom was a zoo." Is this a simile or a metaphor, and what does it mean?

Metaphor,

The classroom was wild or noisy.

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