Nouns
Verbs
Adjectives
Pronouns
Poetic Elements
100
Freida made every effort to win the race.
What is Freida, effort, race?
100
George and Ling brought chips and salsa to the meeting.
What is brought?
100
English colonies started for religious freedom and business opportunities.
What is English, religious, business?
100
I told her that it was yours.
What is I, her, it, yours?
100
The small squirrel squandered across the snow covered sidewalk.
What is alliteration?
200
I finally understand the meaning of that song.
What is meaning, song?
200
Uncle Louis rides his horse three time each week.
What is rides?
200
French explorers started North American colonies in Quebec.
What is French, North American?
200
Can we ask her to join us for lunch?
What is we, her, us?
200
A type of poem that tells a story.
What is narrative?
300
Geese wandered into our pond and stayed for nearly a week.
What is geese, pond, week?
300
This city possesses more forms of entertainment than my hometown.
What is possesses?
300
The fierce Revolution caused many dramatic changes in France.
What is (the fierce), (many dramatic)?
300
You could be mistaken about him.
What is you, him?
300
a sequence of events
What is plot?
400
With a little luck, Stan will get lawn tickets to the concert.
What is luck, Stan, tickets, concert?
400
Tanya attends the symphony once a year.
What is attends?
400
Large numbers of immigrants enabled the various colonies to prosper in the eighteenth century.
What is large, (the various), (the eighteenth)?
400
What crawled up your arm?
What is what?
400
definition of a metaphor
What is the comparison to two unlike things by implying that one is the other?
500
Dwayne received an award for his devotion to this cause.
What is Dwayne, award, devotion, cause?
500
Jennifer's group displayed many crafts at the charity bazaar.
What is displayed?
500
By the nineteenth century, Europe had a great number of unhappy people.
What is (the nineteenth), (a great), unhappy?
500
Many attempt to win the contest, but few actually claim first prize.
What is many, few?
500
This term is used to describe the number of syllables in a line of a sonnet.
What is iambic pentameter?
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