Parts of Speech
Writing & Grammar
Literary Devices
Vocabulary
WILDCARD!
100

A person, place, or thing is known as a _______.

Noun

100

What punctuation mark typically comes at the end of a complete sentence?

Period

100

"I'm as happy as a clam" is an example of what literary device?

Simile

100

What term refers to words that mean the same thing as each other?

Synonyms

100

Give an example of a simile.

(Answers will vary)

200

What part of speech is "pink"?

Adjective

200

What type of punctuation mark should follow a transition word?

Comma

200

Descriptive language that appeals to the reader's senses is known as...

Imagery

200

Give an antonym for the word "good."

Bad, awful, terrible, etc.

200

What is incorrect in this sentence: I went to they're house for dinner.

They're should be their

300

A ______ is an action or "doing" word.

Verb

300

Names of people, places, shows/movies, etc. are known as _____ nouns and should be capitalized.

Proper

300

Giving human characteristics to non-human things (for example: "the old car coughed up exhaust") is what literary device?

Personification

300

Literal or figurative language? Using words for their dictionary definition without exaggeration or hidden meanings.

Literal

300

What is incorrect in this sentence: The dogs bowl is empty.

Dogs should be dog's (needs apostrophe)

400

An idea or emotion, such as "happiness," would be what part of speech?

Noun

400

A Japanese style of poem containing 3 lines that follow a 5-7-5 syllable pattern is called...

Haiku

400

A comparison without using "like" or "as" is known as a...

Metaphor

400

Small words that join other words together, such as "and," "but," "so," or "yet," are known as...

Conjunctions

400

The poetry equivalent of a paragraph is called a...

Stanza

500

"Always" is what part of speech?

Adverb

500

What is the following punctuation mark called ;

Semicolon

500
The phrase "your love is my drug" uses what literary device? 

Metaphor

500

This term, a literary device, refers to exaggerating for dramatic or comedic effect (example: "I'm sweating buckets").

Hyperbole
500

Identify the verb(s) in this sentence: I walk to the store to buy groceries.

walk, buy

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