Grammar
Vocabulary
Literary Elements
Figurative Language
Reading Skills
100

What is a noun?

A person, place or thing.

100

What does “context clues” mean?
 

Hints in the text that help define a word.

100

What is setting?
 

Where and when a story takes place

100

What is a simile?

A comparison using “like” or “as”

100

What is the main idea?
 

The most important point of a text

200

What is a verb?
 

→ An action or state of being

200

What is a synonym?
 

A word with a similar meaning

200

What is a character?
 

A person in a story

200

What is a metaphor?

A direct comparison between two things

200

What is a supporting detail?
 

Information that explains or proves the main idea

300

What is the subject of a sentence?
 

→ Who or what the sentence is about

300

What is an antonym?
 

A word with the opposite meaning

300

What is conflict?
 

The main problem in a story.

300

What is personification?

Giving human traits to non-human things.

300

What does it mean to infer?
 

To make a guess based on evidence

400

What is a compound sentence?
 

→ Two independent clauses joined by a conjunction

400

What does “connotation” mean?
 

The feeling or idea a word suggests

400

What is theme?
 

The message or lesson of a story.

400

What is hyperbole?
 

An extreme exaggeration

400

What is summarizing?
 

Telling the main points briefly

500

What is a fragment?
 

→ An incomplete sentence

500

What does “denotation” mean?
 

The dictionary definition of a word.

500

What is plot?
 

 The sequence of events in a story.

500

What is imagery?
 

Language that appeals to the senses

500

What is text evidence?
 

Proof from the text to support an answer

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