Gerund
Participle
Part of Speech
Poetry
Vocabulary
100
Find the gerund in the following:

I am so tired of working!

What is working?
100
Find the participle: The baking bread smelled delicious.
What is baking?
100
Identify the noun in the following:

We ate chicken and dumplings.

What is chicken and dumplings?
100
The number of lines in a sonnet.
What is 14?
100
The setting up of the story where the author gives you background information you need to know.
What is exposition?
200
Find the gerund in the following:

Skiing is my favorite sport in the wintertime.

What is skiing?
200
Find the participle in the following: From behind the tree came a screeching sound.
What is screeching?
200
Identify the verb in the following:

After seeing the vicious dog, the boys began running for their lives.

What is running?
200
A poem that tells the reader information about yourself.
What is a biopoem?
200
Exaggerated language
What is hyperbole?
300
Find the gerund in the following: I am not a fan of prizefighting, but I was a fan of Ali!
What is prizefighting?
300
Find the participle in the following: The entertaining clown delighted the children.
What is entertaining?
300
The choir sang beautifully. Beautifully...
What is adverb?
300
AABBCC  DDEEFF is an example of this
What is rhyme scheme?
300
The highest point or turning point of a story
What is climax?
400
Find the gerund in the following: Although I have never been hunting, I have loved going fishing.
What are hunting and fishing?
400
Find the participle in the following: I was exhausted when I saw the sweating athlete lift those weights.
What is sweating?
400
It, she, he, them, us 
What is pronoun?
400
Open ended poetry that does not rhyme
What is free verse?
400
The hero of the piece or the character who moves the action along
What is protagonist?
500
Identify the gerund in the following: In the old days, poor women took in washing to make some money.
What is washing?
500
Find the participle in the following: Get away from those charging horses?
What is charging?
500
Hooray!  No!  Stop!
What is Interjection?
500
The two lines at the end of a sonnet.
What is a couplet?
500
Repetition of the consonant sound
What is consonance (or alliteration)
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