Easier
A word that describes a person, place, thing, or idea is called...?
Adjective
A word that shows an action or state of being is called...?
Verb
A word that describes how, when, or where an action happens is called...?
Adverb
A word that names a person, place, thing, or idea is called...?
Noun
A word that is used in place of a noun is called...?
Which word is spelt correctly? Write the correct spelling down.
seperete, separate, separete
separate
Which word is spelt correctly? Write the correct spelling down.
neccessary, necessery, necessary
necessary
Which tense is used in the sentence:
She walks to school every morning.
Simple Present
Which tense is used in the sentence?
I am reading a novel.
Present Continuous
Which tense is used in the sentence?
She has finished her homework.
Present Perfect
You call this the sequence of events in a fictional story.
Plot
This is the voice of the story.
Narrator
This is the perspective which a story was told.
Point of View
Which literary device is used?
I have told you a million times!
Hyperbole
What literary device involves the repetition of similar vowel sounds?
The time and place in a story or text?
A piece of writing that often uses rhythm, imagery, or carefully chosen language.
Poem or Poetry
Which sentence uses the correct tense? Write the letter.
A. She has went to the library.
B. She had went to the library.
C. She has gone to the library.
D. She have gone to the library.
C. She has gone to the library.
Which sentence is punctuated correctly? Write the letter.
A. After finishing her homework Maria went to bed.
B. After finishing her homework, Maria went to bed.
C. After finishing, her homework Maria went to bed.
D. After finishing her homework Maria, went to bed.
B. After finishing her homework, Maria went to bed.
Despite his confident smile, James repeatedly glanced at the clock.
What can the reader infer about James?
A. He is completely relaxed.
B. He may be nervous or anxious.
C. He is enjoying himself.
D. He has forgotten the time.
B. He may be nervous or anxious.
Which word is closest in meaning to angry?
A. pleased
B. furious
C. nervous
D. confused
B. furious
Which word is closest in meaning to quiet?
A. noisy
B. crowded
C. silent
D. energetic
silent
Which word is closest in meaning to important?
A. ordinary
B. unnecessary
C. significant
D. minor
significant
My brother, a talented musician, performs every weekend.
What part of speech is used in the sentence that gives more information about another noun?
Appositive
What is a semicolon commonly used to do? Describe in a sentence.
Join two closely related independent clauses.