ELA Basics 1
ELA Basics 2
ELA Basics 3
ELA Basics 4
Vocabulary
Road to Grandma Questions
Road to Grandma Questions 2
100

What is the beginning part of the word called?

Prefix

100

How many time should you read the poem on the test tomorrow?

At least 3 times and as many times as you need to

100

What is central idea? 

What the text is mostly about/ what the author wants you to know the most.  

100

a phrase that is not meant to be taken literally 

idiom 

100

What is the prefix of the word


Independent 

in- 

100

How does the use of descriptive language in the first stanza affect the reader? 

a. The reader can understand how beautiful the drive is.

b. The reader can see Grandma's house 

C. The reader listens to the story of Little Red Riding Hood 

D. The reader can visualize the speakers demeanor 

D. The reader can visualize the speakers demeanor. 

100
How does the words in line 34 affect the poem?


A. They create a feeling of relief

B. The create a feeling of happiness

C. They create a sense of uneasiness 

D. They create a sense of regret

D. They create a sense of regret

200

How are poems organized?

Stanzas

200

The moral or lesson of the story that connects back to real life

Theme

200

When the narrator uses words like "I, Me and WE" 

1st  person narration 

200
What is Irony 

When the opposite of what normally/ what you expect to happen, happens

200

Based on the context clues what does the word Prevalent mean?

After seeing a third teenager walk by with braids, Sasha reasoned that it must be one of the more prevalent hairstyles today. 

Having a large amount of popularity or importance. 
200

In line 7 what doe4s the phrase "endless and monotonous" tell the reader?

A. speaker feels as if the road will never end 

B. The speaker thinks the trip will be fun

c. The speaker anticipates a bumpy ride

D. The speaker hopes the road will on forever 

A. speaker feels as if the road will never end

200
What ELA Skill do you need to understand to answer this question?


Based on the context of lines 17-18, what is the meaning of the Born?

Context clues and analyzing vocab 

300

What are the 3 type of text you will see on the EOG?

Fiction, Non Fiction, and poetry

300

What is the sentence part of the poem called? 

a line 

300

The reason why the author wrote the text is known as?

Authors Purpose 

300

What is the white paper strategy that we use called?

UNWRAP

300

What is the suffix of the word 

Disappointed 

-ed 

300

Based on the context of lines 17-18, what is the meaning of born?

A. Formed 

B. Birthed 

c. Startled 

D. Arched 


A. Formed 

300

What ela skill do you need to know to answer this question?

In the poem, how does the speaker show her change of heart?

Close reading 

400

What is the setting of the story? 

The location/ locations where it takes place 

400

How many times should you read the text tomorrow? 

at least 2 

400

What type of figurative language is used below?

"Sally sold sea shells by the sea shore" 

Alliteration

400

The CORRECT answer can alwasy be found where?

in the text 

400
Words that are different but have the same meaning

Synonym 

400

In line 26, what is the meaning of weaved?

A. Zigzagged 

B. Draped 

C. Interlaced 

D. Tied 

C. Interlaced

400
What is the ELA Skill needed? 


How does the use of the descriptive language in the first stanza affect the reader? 

Analyzing vocab and close reading  

500

What is the ending part of a word called?

Suffix 

500

Comparing 2 things using like or as?

simile 

500

What is the difference between central idea and theme? 

Theme: Moral or lesson of the story

Central Idea: What the story is mostly about.

500

What is a Hyperbole?

Extreme exaggeration 

500
Words that have the direct opposite meaning

Antonyms 

500

In the poem, how does the speaker show her change of heart?

A. She hugs her grandmother

B. She names the colors of the Rainbow

C. She turns and smiles at her mother

D. She tells her mother she is sorry 

C. She turns and smiles at her mother

500

What is the key term in the question?

In line 7, what does the phrase "endless and monotonous" tell the reader? 


Line 7, "endless and monotonous" 

600

Words like BOOM, POW, CLAP 

Onomatopoeia 

600

What is a Metaphor

 Comparing 2 unlike things without using like or as 

600

What does the word RELEVANT mean?

related or connected to 

600
What is an inference? (full definition)

Taking what you know and what you read, putting it together and making an educated guess.

600
Giving non human things, human chracterisitcs 

personification 

600

What annotation strategy should you use for this poem? 

SIFTT 

600
What figurative language is used t he most in the poem?

Similes

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