Holidays
Lit Terms
Figurative Language & Devices
Terms
Books
100

How many reindeer pull Santa's sleigh counting Rudolph.

nine

100

Time and place.

setting

100

Words that sound like their meaning (e.g., buzz, splash).

Onomatopoeia

100

a part of speech that shows action in a sentence

verb

200

What is the name of the snowman who must have had some magic in the old top hat he wore?

Frosty

200

The voice telling the story.

Narrator

200

Direct comparison (e.g., He is a lion).

Metaphor

200

A part of speech that represents a person, place or thing

noun 

300

How many candle holders are on a menorah?

9

300

The main struggle in the story (person vs. person, self, nature).

conflict
300

Comparison using "like" or "as" (e.g., brave as a lion).

Simile

300

Write a proper noun

Ms. Little, Mt Rushmore, The President

400

What is the annual, non-religious celebration of African American culture, family, and community, observed from December 26 to January 1

Kwanzaa

400

The central message or lesson.

theme

400

Giving human traits to non-human things.

Personification

400

a word that modifies something other than a noun.

adverb

400

Name a type of genre (fiction or non-fiction) that you can read. 

poetry, science fiction, historical fiction, fantasy, science and nature, memoir, biography

500

What is your favorite holiday movie?

All answers are correct! Everyone gets 500 points!

500

Perspective (1st Person: "I"; 3rd Person: "He/She/They").

Point of View

500

Repeating initial consonant sounds (e.g., Peter Piper)

Alliteration

500

an expression consisting of one or more words

phrase

500

What book are you currently reading?

All titles are accepted for 500 points

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