Literary Device
Prefix and Suffix
STAAR Terms
Text Structures
Hodge Podge
100

"Break a leg" to mean good luck is an example of this

What is HYPERBOLE

100

 a group of letters placed before the root word.

What is a PREFIX

100

This type of evidence is not factual and id usually based on personal experience

What is ANECDOTAL 

100

This text structure describes specific person, places, things or ideas.

What is DESCRIPTION

100

Running, walking and singing are action words, also known as this

What is a VERB

200

The stars danced in the sky is an example of this literary device

What is PERSONIFICATION

200

Add these two letters to the word "mature" to mean someone who is not mature.

What is IM

200

This acronym is used as a writing strategy for written responses

What is R.A.C.E

200

It is the text structure where events take place over time

What is SEQUENCE

200

A word used to identify people, places, things, and ideas is also known as this 

What is a NOUN

300

To be hungry as a hippo is an example of this literary device

What is a SIMILE

300

Add this suffix to turn the noun beauty into an adjective

What is FUL

300

In literature, this word is used to describe factual events

What is NONFICTION

300

The informational text structure that answers what happened and why it happened

What is CAUSE AND EFFECT

300

A word used to describe people, places, things, and ideas is also known as this

What is an ADJECTIVE

400

a hint to what is going to happen later in the story

What is FORESHADOWING

400

Phobia is a Latin suffix meaning fear. For example, arachnophobia, which is the fear of this

What are SPIDERS

400

Essential knowledge and skills learned in Texas schools are given this acronym

What is TEKS

400

The informational text structure that shows similarities and differences

What is COMPARE AND CONTRAST

400

The clock went tick tock, The bomb went boom, The cow went mooo and the frog went ribbit are all examples of this literary device

What is ONOMATOPOEIA

500

“As she fastened the seat belt, she remembered the time when she fell off of the top of a slide in her childhood.”

What is FLASHBACK

500

Mono is a prefix meaning this

What is:

One

Alone

Single

500

Approaches and meets are benchmarks on the STAAR test with this being the highest tier 

What is MASTERS

500

The informational text structure that has a problem and an answer to the problem

What is PROBLEM AND SOLUTION

500

Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers is an example of what literary device

What is ALLITERATION

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