Turkey, Turkey, Turkey!
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100

Delicate, colorful French sandwich cookies made of two meringue-based shells with a sweet filling like ganache, buttercream, or jam

What is a macaron?

100

Figurative Language: A play on words you can use to achieve a humorous effect in speech or writing.

What is a pun?

100

When quoting, you must include this after the quote.

What is a citation?

100

Prepositions in: “The dog slept beside the couch during the storm.”

What is 'beside' 'during'

100

Identify the capitalized part: “BECAUSE IT WAS RAINING, we stayed inside.”

What is a dependent clause?

200

A sweet dessert featuring a spiced, creamy orange colored-custard filling baked in a pastry crust

What is pumpkin pie?

200

This is the place the Pilgrims first landed on the North America shores.

What is Princetown, Massachusetts?

200

The title of the first sentence of the introduction paragraph.

What is a hook?

200

Comma rule needed: “Before leaving for school I grabbed my backpack.”

What is commas after introductory elements?

200

Identify the sentence type: “I wanted to go to the movies, but I had too much homework.”

What is a compound sentence?

300

Which founding father wanted the turkey to be the National bird?

Who is Benjamin Franklin?

300

Identify the holiday movie with this quote: 

"Young man!"

"yes, sir?"

"Is the prize turkey still in the window?"

"You mean the one as big as me?"

What is "A Christmas Carol?"

300

Literary Device: “A fire station burns down.”

What is irony?

300

Comma rule needed: “My cousin Ava who lives in Boise is visiting soon.”

What is commas set off appositive phrases?

300

Comma rule needed: “My brother, who loves chess, won the tournament last weekend.”

What is commas are needed to set off appositive phrases?

400

This annual national parade occurs on Thanksgiving day in New York City.

What is the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade?

400

Type of figurative language: A brief reference to something or someone famous in a text. 

What is allusion?

400

Using one thing to represent another, e.g., “The flag stands for liberty & justice for all.”

What is symbolism?

400

Identify the sentence type: “I wanted to go to the movies, but I had too much homework.”

What is a compound sentence?

400

Identify the prepositions: “She walked across the street, past the bakery, and into the café.”

What are across, past, into?

500

This is the year the Mayflower departed England.

What is 1620?

500

The US state that consumes the most turkey every Thanksgiving.

What is California?

500

Figurative Language: The use of descriptive words that sound or mimic the noise they're describing.

What is onomatopoeia?

500

Type of sentence:

Although the rain had stopped, the ground was still soaked, and the children decided to stay inside.

What is a compound-complex sentence?

500

Comma rule needed: “We bought apples oranges bananas and grapes.”

What is commas are needed with items in a list?

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