Holiday Sweets
Anything Goes
English 10A
Grammar Time 1
Grammar Time 2
100

A small cake baked in a cup-shaped container and typically iced.

What is a cupcake?

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

a rich, sweet, and gooey filling made from eggs, butter, sugar (typically corn syrup), and vanilla, all baked in a flaky, buttery pastry crust and topped with a layer of toasted pecans.

What is pecan pie?

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

A dessert featuring a sweet, creamy, and rich filling made primarily from soft cheese, eggs, and sugar, set atop a base or crust of crushed cookies, graham crackers, or pastry

What is cheesecake?

300

Mr. Stayner's favorite actor.

Who is John Wayne?

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

A classic Southern American dessert with a sweet, custard-like filling made from sweet potatoes

What is sweet potato pie?

400

Figurative Language: References a well-known place, person or thing of historical culture

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

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

What is a macaron?

500

Mr. Stayner's favorite vacation destination.

What is Yellowstone National Park?

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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