Lit. Terms
Vocabulary
Grammar
Spelling
Writing
100
Gives human characteristics to something nonhuman.
What is personification?
100
Is a the term for a British tool.
What is a spanner?
100
The boy is a nice kid. In this sentence kid is what part of speech?
What is a noun?
100
This spelling word is actually two words.
What is a lot?
100
A well-developed paragraph has at least how many sentences?
What is three to five?
200
Compares two unlike things using like or as.
What is simile?
200
Meaning full of joy.
What is blissful?
200
The girl rode her bike to a friend's house. What part of speech is a in the sentence?
What is an article?
200
This is the spelling word that is a number.
What is two?
200
When you are telling the story, it is written in this.
What is first person?
300
Paints a picture in the reader's mind.
What is imagery?
300
Tranquil is a synonym for this word.
What is placid?
300
Whichever one you want, you can have. Whichever is this part of speech in the sentence.
What is a relative pronoun?
300
To have two helpings is the clue to remember how to spell this word.
What is dessert?
300
When you write and your sentence does not contain a subject and a verb. It is called this.
What is a fragment?
400
He is a sly fox.
What is an example of metaphor?
400
The blood from her injury thickened up and scabbed over before she ever got home.
What is an example of congealed?
400
Who are you going to the dance with? Who is what part of speech in this sentence?
What is an interrogative pronoun?
400
This spelling word is a rule for the first letter in the first word of a sentence.
What is capital?
400
When you write and your sentence is too long.
What is a run-on sentence?
500
Is the author's attitude in a story.
What is tone?
500
His natural response to his teacher was to immediately be quiet so he didn't get into trouble.
What is instinct?
500
Make your bed. What is the subject of this sentence?
What is you?
500
This word is a very popular Italian dish.
What is spaghetti?
500
The three parts of an essay.
What is an introduction, body and conclusion?
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