Parts of Speech
Vocabulary Kickoff
Reading Skills
Writing & Grammar
Figurative Language Fun
100

What part of speech is the word run in this sentence: “I will run to the park.”

Verb

100

A word that means the opposite of another word is called a _______.

Antonym

100

What do we call the “lesson” or “message” of a story?

Theme

100

What type of sentence is this: “Where are you going?”

Question/Interrogative

100

“The sun smiled down on us.” This is an example of ______.

Personification

200

Name the part of speech: “She is a kind person.”

Adjective

200

What does predict mean?

To say what will happen in the future

200

Who is the main character of a story called?

Protagonist

200

Every sentence must have these two parts: ______ and ______.

Subject and Predicate

200

“Her backpack was as heavy as a ton of bricks.” What type of figurative language?

Simile

300

Identify the noun in this sentence: “The dog barked loudly.”

Dog

300

Give a synonym for happy.

Examples: glad, joyful, cheerful

300

What do we call the time and place of a story?
 

Setting

300

Fix the capitalization: “in august, we will go to new york.”

In August, we will go to New York. 

300

A phrase like “It’s raining cats and dogs” means it’s raining very hard. What’s this called?
 

Idiom

400

Which part of speech connects words: and, but, or?

Conjunction

400

What is the meaning of the root word bio in words like biology?

Life

400

When you explain something in your own words, what are you doing?

Paraphrasing

400

Combine these two sentences: “I like pizza. I like tacos.”

I like pizza and tacos.

400

“Boom! Crash! Bang!” These words are examples of what?

Onomatopoeia

500

In the sentence “He ran quickly,” what part of speech is quickly?

Adverb

500

What’s a more advanced word for big?

Examples: enormous, gigantic, massive

500

What do you call clues in the text that help you figure out the meaning of an unknown word?

Context Clues

500

What’s the difference between their, there, and they’re?

Their - Possession
There - Place
They're - They are

500

“Time is a thief.” What kind of figurative language is this?

Metaphor

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