Definitions #1
Definitions #2
Synonyms & Antonyms
Grammar
Wildcard
100

having a bearing on or connection with the subject at issue

revelant

100

calm, peaceful, pleasant, agreeable


placid


100

synonym: manners

etiquette

100

Who/Whom are you going to give the flowers to?

Whom

100
What is a thesis statement and where does it go in your intro paragraph? 
It is a sentence that presents the main points of an essay; the last sentence of intro
200

to bring forth a particular emotion or feeling

evoke

200

expressing much in few words, saying more with less

concise

200

synonym: strengthen 

fortify

200

** Identify the direct object: Bob gave Sally some flowers.

flowers

200

How would I punctuate the title of a short story?


quotation marks

300

to free or remove from an entanglement, difficulty, or stress

extricate

300

to give an assignment or task to a person

delegate

300

synonym: applause/praise

acclaim

300

Please give the form to Mrs. Malone or (I/me).

me

300

When typing, how would you punctuate the title of a novel?  

Capital letters for major words and italics
400

to support a claim, strengthen it with evidence and facts

substantiate

400

to make it easier cause to grow or improve

facilitate
400

** antonym: definite

tentative

400

Identify the dependent clause in the sentence:

During class we played Jeopardy because it is an engaging review game. 

because it is an engaging review game

400

Do I need a comma?  If so, where would I put it? 

Although it was raining Sally forgot her umbrella.

after raining

500

showing favorable circumstances and good luck

auspicious

500

unwilling to believe    

incredulous

500

antonym: wordy

concise

500

** What type of sentence is this?

Since it was raining, Sally should have brought an umbrella, but she left it on the kitchen counter. 

Compound-complex

500

Who is the author of "All Summer in a Day?"

Ray Bradbury

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