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What is a synonym for the word happy?
glad, joyful, content
Unscramble the word: lochos
school
What punctuation is used in a sentence when someone is talking?
quotation marks
Give me three examples of a pronoun.
I, me, my, he, she, they, you, our, we, us
What is the superlative for the adjective happy?
happiest
What kind of punctuation do you use when you are saying something exciting?
Exclamation point
Unscramble this word:
rocwn
crown
Use context clues to tell the meaning of the word frindle.
"Logan used a frindle to write his poem. He enjoyed using the special pen often."
a frindle is a special pen
What are two words that sound the same but have different meanings called?
Homonyms
A word that describes a noun is called an ....?
adjective
How many months of the year contain the letter R?
8
Name an antonymn for cold.
Hot!
What are 2 uses for apostrophes?
In contractions or to show possession
can't
don't
Sofia's desk
Owen's pencil
Which word in the sentence "She sang loudly in the performance" is an adverb?
loudly
Pick the correct spelling:
The campers loved to roast _____ over the fire at night.
a. marshmelows
b. marshmallows
c. marshmellows
d. marshmalows
b. marshmallows
Choose the correct spelling: To impress his date, Alex made reservations at a very expensive _____.
a. restaraunt
b. restauraunt
c. restarant
d. restaurant
d. restaurant
If you want to say someone is the most something, like the most big, what suffix would you add to the end of the word?
est
big becomes biggest
fast becomes fastest
Which one of these sentences contains a subject-verb error?
a. Instead of reading, she procrastinated and watched TV.
b. Each of the students have a book.
c. He served pizza to the children on paper plates.
d. They ate dinner as fast as they could.
b. Each of the students have a book.
Identify the dependent and independent clause in this sentence:
"As we were driving, the radio was blaring,"
Dependent: As we were driving,
Independent: the radio was blaring
Which sentence is correct?
a. There are buses that take you to the game.
b. There's buses that take you to the game.
c. Theirs buses that take you to the game.
d. There are buses who take you to the game.
a. There are buses that take you to the game.
What is the vocabulary word we learned that means an author's word choice?
diction
What is one text feature of a non-fiction book?
Table of contents, photographs, facts, index, glossary
What is a proper noun?
a specific name for a particular person, place, or thing
Give me two prefixes that mean not.
un, im, in, dis, il, ir
Which sentence uses a semicolon correctly?
a. It was hot outside; especially with the sun.
b. The weather was all over the place; sunny, windy, and rainy all at once.
c. It was mild outside; so I left my jacket at home.
d. It was cold outside; I was shivering.
d. It was cold outside; I was shivering.