Words
Synonyms, Antonyms, and Homophones
Roots, Prefixes, Suffixes
Contractions and Literary Devices
General Knowledge
100

Some word phrases start to have a common meaning in a society, like "Don't count your chickens before they hatch." These expressions have a name.

What are idioms?

100

State the correct synonym for the italicized word in "complete darkness" from these options: incomplete; absolute; finished.

What is absolute?

100

State the root of these: describe, scribble, prescribe. And state its meaning.

What is scribe? Which means "to write."

100

State the possible contraction: We would never return.

What is "We'd"?

100

This ocean separates North America from Europe.

What is the Atlantic?

200

Logos, pathos, and ethos have been explained. This one means logic is applied.

What is logos?

200

All buildings need a solid foundation. A synonym is one of these: base/basis.

What is base?

200

This prefix means "self".

What is auto?

200

One form of it's/its is needed for a dog chasing__ tail.

What is "its"?

200

This animal represents Canada.

What is a beaver?

300

These two words are often confused: stationary and stationery. This one means to stand still.

What is stationary?

300

An antonym for nervous is anxious or calm.

What is anxious?

300

This prefix means "against" or "opposed to."

What is anti?

300

The soccer player was meteor as the goal was scored. This uses a literary device.

What is metaphor?

300

This bay is on the southern part of Hudson's Bay. 

What is James Bay?

400

This pun is found under you and inside you.

What is your sole/soul?

400

Identify the homophone error and correct it: It was fashionable to ware red shoes.

What is wear: w-e-a-r?

400

Erode plus this suffix means soil is slipping away.

What is erosion= "sion"?

400

Some writers give human qualities to non-living things, which is a literary device.

What is personification?

400

This woman wrote Frankenstein in the early 1800s.

Who was Mary Shelly?

500

This form of everyday, versus every day, is used when it's this part of speech.

What is an adjective? As in an everyday sweater, versus, I wear my sweater every day.

500

One of these means "also": to, two, too

What is too?

500

Add the correct suffix to persist: ance OR ence.

What is "ence"?

500

A literary device in employed here: She saw seven swans swimming.

What is alliteration? (consonance, specifically)

500

Lewis Carrol cautioned people to "Beware the ______ , the jaws that bite, the claws that catch..."

What is the Jabberwock?

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