Reading
Grammar
Literary Devices
Writing
Vocabulary
100

What is the main idea of a text?

The most important point/message of a text.

100

Identify the verb: The children ran across the field.

ran

100

What is a simile?

A comparison using like or as.

100

Name one type of writing you might do in English class.

e.g. narrative, descriptive, article, letter, speech, report

100

Give a synonym for happy.

joyful, cheerful, pleased, delighted, etc.

200

What is the difference between a fact and an opinion?

A fact can be proven; an opinion expresses someone's belief/view.

200

Correct the mistake: She don't like chocolate.

She doesn't like chocolate.

200

Identify the device: He was as fast as lightning.

Simile

200

What are the three main parts of a story?

Beginning, middle, end

200

Give an antonym for ancient.

modern/new

300

What does it mean to summarise a text?

To give the main points in a shorter form.

300

Identify the adjective: The enormous monster entered the room.

enormous

300

Identify the device: The classroom was a zoo.

Metaphor

300

What should an effective introduction do?

Introduce the topic/setting and interest the reader.

300

What does enormous mean?

extremely large

400

What does it mean to infer something?

To work something out using clues that aren't directly stated.

400

Correct the punctuation: where are you going asked Sarah

"Where are you going?" asked Sarah.

400

Identify the device: The wind whispered through the trees.

Personification

400

Name three things you could describe when describing a place.

e.g. sights, sounds, smells, atmosphere, people, weather

400

Give a stronger word for scared.

terrified/frightened/petrified

500

A character is shaking and keeps looking at the door. What can you infer about how they feel?

They may be nervous, frightened, worried, etc.

500

Change this into the past tense: She walks into the room and sees her friend.

She walked into the room and saw her friend.

500

Identify two literary devices: The angry storm screamed like a wild animal.

Personification (storm screamed) + simile (like a wild animal)

500

What's the difference between narrative and descriptive writing?

Narrative tells a story/events; descriptive writing focuses on creating a vivid picture/atmosphere.

500

Replace very tired with one stronger word.

exhausted

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