Litearay Devices
Common Grammar Errors
Heroes Journey
Sound Devices
SEEC Paragraph Writing
100

What is a Metaphor?

Direct comparison between two unlike things. Often saying that one thing is the other.

100

Choose the right correction and explain why:

I think (there, they’re, their) the best basketball team.

they’re

Meaning "They are"

100

What is the first stage of the heros journey?

Ordinary World

100

What is rhyme?

Words that have the same ending sound

100

What does SEEC stand for?

S = STATEMENT

E = EXAMPLE

E = EXPLANATION

C = CONCLUSION

200

Give and example of Personification

"The wind danced through the trees" 

200

Select the correct option and explain why:

George announced, “(It’s, Its) the happiest day of my life.”

It's 

Meaning: A contraction of "it is" or "it has". 

200

What is the "Call to Adventure"?

The hero receives a call to leave their ordinary world and embark on a journey.

200

What is the sound device used in the following sentence:

"No, no, no, it cannot be"

Repetition

200

What is the purpose of the "S" in SEEC?

The first sentence in your paragraph states the point you will be explaining or proving in your paragragph for your reader.

300

What is symbolism? and provide and example of a common symbol

Symbolism is a literary device where an object, person, place, or event represents a deeper meaning beyond its literal sense. 

Example: A red rose representing love

300

Select the correct correction and explain why:

“Finally,” Carly exclaimed, “I have a mountain bike (to, two, too).”

"Too"

An adverb meaning "also" or "as well": I’m coming too.


300

What is the name of the stage that is often associated with the CLIMAX of a story?

Stage 11 - Resurrection

300

Use Onomatopoeia in a sentence

"The bacon sizzled in the pan"

300

Describe the first "E" in the SEEC format.

It is the second sentence/sentences in your paragraph and provides an example of WHY your statement is true

400

Use a Hyperbole in a sentence

"I'm so hungry I could eat a horse"

"I've told you a million times

400

Correct this run on sentence:

I went to the store I forgot my wallet so I couldn’t buy anything and I had to walk all the way back home.

I went to the store, but I forgot my wallet, so I couldn’t buy anything and had to walk all the way back home.

I went to the store. I forgot my wallet, so I couldn’t buy anything. I had to walk all the way back home.  

400

What does "Crossing the Threshold" signify?

Signifies the moment when the hero leaves their familiar world and enters the unknown or special world of adventure. It marks a point of no return—once the hero steps into this new world, they’re committed to the journey ahead.

400

Define and give an example sentence with ALLITERATION:

Repetition of initial consonant sounds in nearby word

"Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers"

"Silly Sally sells seashells"

400

What is the purposeof the second "E" in SEEC format?

Consists of the next 3-5 sentences in the paragraph explain HOW the example just given relates to/proves your statement.

500

What is Allusion?

x1.5 points with an example: 

Reference to well-known people, events, or works of literature

Example:

"He has the strength of Hercules."

500

Explain the difference between:

Were, Where and Wear

Were - Type: Verb (past tense of are)

Where - Type: Question word / conjunction

               Use: Refers to a place or location.

Wear - Type: Verb

       Use: Means to have clothes or accessories on.



500

What is the significance of the "Return with the Elixir" stage?

It signifies the hero’s return to their ordinary world, now transformed by the journey. The "elixir" represents the knowledge, wisdom, experience, or literal treasure the hero brings back to share with others.

500

Explain the difference between consonance and assonance.

 Assonance = repeated vowel sounds (a, e, i, o, Consonance = repeated consonant sounds (like s, t, m, etc.)

500

How does the "C" in SEEC help in constructing a strong argument?

A conclusion helps create a strong argument by tying everything together and reinforcing your main point in a clear, memorable way. It gives your audience a final impression and shows why your argument matters.

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