Morphology
Vocab
Story Comprehension
Objective Terms
Revising / Editing
100

The affix at the beginning of a word is called

a prefix

100

Picturing

to create a visual image

100

Did the narrator of Nothing Ever Happens in the Country like the country when he first moved?

No

100

What do we call the universal lesson of a story

theme

100

What do I need to fix in this sentence:

i had a great day yesterday. 

I

200

The affix at the end of the word is called 

A suffix

200

Romp

Energetic Play

200
Who saved little Arliss in Old Yeller?​​​​

The dog

200

What is a conclusion?

The end of a story

200

What do I need to fix in this sentence:

Their is a fox at the park.

There

300

The part of the word that holds meaning on its own is called 

the base word

300

Particles

Tiny pieces of a whole

300

Why did researchers try to capture the tree kangaroo?

To learn more about and protect them

300

What does it mean to summarize?

To retell events

300

What do I need to fix in this sentence:

I saw lions birds and a giraffe at the zoo.

Lions, birds, and a giraffe.

400

What is an adjective?

A descriptive word

400

Strained

Gave your best effort / all of your energy

400

What was destroying the American Chestnut Tree?

Fungus

400

What is an event?

Something that happens

400

What do I need to fix in this sentence:

The teacher asked us to wrote a complete sentence.

Wrote --> Write

500

What is a noun?

A person, place, thing, or concept

500

Beckoned

To signal over without words

500
What job did Elisa have when she grew up?
a teacher
500

What is the difference between a narrative and informational text?

Narrative is a story written to entertain. Informational is a story written to inform.

500

What do I need to fix in this sentence:

There were many things to do so I made a list.

There were many things to do, so I made a list.

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