Figurative Language
Verb Tense
Plot
Vocabulary
Grammar
100

What type of figurative language is this: 

I am a cheetah! 

Metaphor 

100

Add the correct verb ending (-ed, -s, -ing) to the missing word: 


I _________(walk) to my house yesterday.

Walked

100
What is another word for the beginning of a story?

The exposition

100

What is the definition of menace? 

An annoying or dangerous person

100

If something ends in -ed, what tense is this word?

Past tense

200

What type of figurative language is this:

He looked at the ice cream as longingly as a dog looks at a treat.

Simile 

200

Add the correct verb ending (-ed, -s, -ing) to the missing word: 

Four years ago I _______ (live) in Maryland. 

Lived
200

What is it called when the problem of the story gets solved?

Resolution

200

What does the word spiraled mean?

To wind in a continuous curve

200

What is a synonym?

Words that mean the same thing

300

What type of figurative language is this: 

It's raining cats and dogs! 

Idiom

300

Add the correct verb ending (-ed, -s, -ing) to the missing word:

I __________ (ask) my sister if she had borrowed my favorite sweater. 

Asked

300

What is the name of the main turning point in the story?

The climax

300

What does indignant mean?

Filled with or expressing anger caused by something unfair or unjust

300

What is an antonym?

Words that are direct opposites 

400

What type of figurative language is this:

My mom said, "I have asked you to tell me the truth a million times!"

Hyperbole

400

Add the correct verb ending (-ed, -s, -ing) to the missing word: 


I love going ___________ (run) because I get to be outside and have fun! 

Running
400

Name one key difference between FIRST PERSON POV and THIRD PERSON POV

FIRST PERSON: A character in the story is the narrator and uses the words: I, me, my 


THIRD PERSON: The narrator is not in the story but knows the thoughts and feelings of a character or multiple

400

What does offend mean?

To hurt the feelings of or insult

400

What is the difference between a homonym and homophones?

Homonym is one word that has multiple meanings. 

Homophones are two words that sound the same but are spelled differently AND have two different meanings.

500

Is this a simile - yes or no and why? 

I like pizza and pasta.

No - This is not because it is not comparing anything

500

Add the correct verb ending (-ed, -s, -ing) to the missing word: 


I am listening to my mom as she ______ (say), "where have you been?" 

Says

500

What is unique about THIRD PERSON LIMITED POV?

In third person limited, the narrator only knows how ONE character thinks or feels. 

500

If something is vital it is...

Absolutely necessary or important; critical

500

Identify the possessive pronouns in this sentence:

He picked up his had and headed on his way. 

his, his 

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