Perfect Verbs
Simple Verbs
Short Stories
Compare vs Contrast
Misc
100
Present Perfect tense of "I cook."
What is I have cooked?
100
The past simple tense of "play."
What is played?
100
You need to use ________________ and ______________ to help you make conclusions.
What are story details and prior knowledge?
100
Similarities between two things.
What is compare?
100
The author of our "Homecoming" novel.
Who is Cynthia Voigt?
200
Past perfect tense of "They eat."
What is They had eaten?
200
The future simple tense of "know."
What is will know?
200
Time and place in a story.
What is setting?
200
Differences between two or more things.
What is contrast?
200
The years of the Civil War.
What is 1861-1865?
300
Future perfect tense of "we walk."
What is We will have walked.
300
Present simple tense of "give."
What is give?
300
A message or life lesson in a story.
What is theme?
300
Using "on the other hand" signifies...
What is contrast?
300
Union or Confederate? Ulysses S. Grant.
What is Union?
400
T/F: Perfect tenses are formed by using the past tense of a verb and adding a form of the word "have."
What is true?
400
Past simple tense of "jump."
What is jumped?
400
Definition of an implied theme.
What is theme not directly stated in the text.
400
Using "similarly" could signify...
What is comparing?
400
The president during the Civil War.
Who is Abraham Lincoln?
500
Perfect tenses are formed by adding this word.
What is a form of have?
500
Definition of participle.
What is a word formed from a verb?
500
Definition of chronological order.
What is happening in order of their occurrence.
500
Oranges are like bananas in that they're both fruit.
What is compare?
500
The last name of the children in the novel "Homecoming."
What is Tillerman?
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