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100
Most likely to know every word to the "Twilight" movie.
Who is Betty?
100
Giving human traits to animals would be an example of this.
What is personification?
100
Used to show a list of things is to follow.
What is a colon?
100
Often said to Andrew, Anthony, Dustin, and Eric.
What is, "Heads Up?"
100
A diameter is two of these.
What is "radius?"
200
Most likely to be caught sleeping at a stoplight.
Who are Anthony, Dustin, Eric, or Andrew?
200
This is why a character does something in a story.
What is character motivation?
200
The sign used to show great emotion in a sentence.
What is an exclamation point?
200
Most often answer for, "I've got a question."
What is, "I've got an answer."
200
This (l) times this (w) equals area.
What is length and width.
300
Has dealt with more broken bones than Harriman Hospital's Emergeny Room.
Who is Dustin?
300
One uses these to find out about a character.
What are character clues?
300
These show the exact words a character says in a story.
What are quotation marks?
300
On his grumpiest mornings, a reply to "May I have your attention please?"
What is "No!"
300
"O" is neither of these.
What is positive and negative?
400
Eats spicey peppers like candy.
Who is Curtis Russell?
400
The place and time a story takes place.
What is setting?
400
These are used to separate a list of items in a sentence.
What are commas?
400
Answer for, "Is Justin your son?"
What is, "Oh, @#%&* no!"
400
The longest side of a right triangle.
What is hypotenuse?
500
Known as "Bulldozier," he can eat a 10 pound ham by himself.
Who is Devin?
500
The problem in a story.
What is the conflict?
500
A sentence without correct punctuation can result in one of these.
What is a run-on sentence?
500
The explanation for why he never married.
What is, "I never wanted to someday have to give half of my stuff away."
500
This can be 22/7 or 3.14.
What is "pi?"
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