Parts of Speech
What type of word is italicized in the sentence?
"Wow! That was an epic, unforgettable concert," she exclaimed the next day.
(Pronoun, Adjective, Verb, Interjection)
Adjective
The prefix in the word disgusting...
Dis-
The Greek root pathy means...
(Study of, feeling or disease, rule of government)
Feeling or disease
The number of syllables in the word:
Kite
1
The where and when the story takes place...
Setting
What type of word is italicized in the sentence?
"Wow! That was an epic, unforgettable concert," she exclaimed the next day.
(Pronoun, Adjective, Verb, Interjection)
Pronoun
Last night, I _____ the text a second time.
(preread or reread)
Latin root that means good...
(aud, spect, bene, port)
Bene
The number of syllables in the word:
Wooden
2
The sequence of events in a story (beginning, rising action, climax, falling action, resolution)...
Plot
What type of word is italicized in the sentence?
"Wow! That was an epic, unforgettable concert," she exclaimed the next day.
(Pronoun, Adjective, Verb, Interjection)
Verb
The suffix -ly means...
Characteristic of
The Latin root that means build...
(Aud, port, man/manu, struct)
Struct
The number of syllables in the word:
Basketball
Who is telling the story (1st person, 2nd person, 3rd person)...
Point of View
What type of word is italicized in the sentence?
"Wow! That was an epic, unforgettable concert," she exclaimed the next day.
(Pronoun, Adjective, Verb, Interjection)
Interjection
The suffixes -ist, -or and -er as in scientist, director, and printer mean...
(Able to be or do, state or result of, a person who)
A person who
The Greek root logy means...
(to see, study of, feeling or disease)
Study of
The number of syllables in the word:
Flashy
2
The main problem or struggle in the story...
Conflict
What type of word is italicized in the sentence?
During the concert, the band played loudly and the crowd cheered.
(Noun, Adverb, Preposition, Conjunction)
Preposition
The prefixes in-, im-, ir-, and il- all mean...
(Under, not, between, too much, across)
Not
The Latin root that means hand...
(aud, man/manu, struct)
Man/manu
Which option correctly shows the syllable division of the word elephant?
A. Ele/phant
B. El/epha/nt
C. El/e/phant
D. E/lep/hant
C. El/e/phant
The message, moral, or lesson the author wants readers to learn...
Theme