Adjectives
Contractions
Possessive Nouns
Adverbs
Compound Words
Prefixes/Root Words
100
What is the adjective in the sentence:
She sat carefully on the fluffy chair.
fluffy
100
What is the contraction in the sentence short for?
does not
100
Write the possessive noun:
The (boy) pants are black.
boy's
100
What is the adverb?
"You so totally rock, Squirt!"
totally
100
A house built in a tree is a __________.
treehouse
100
What is the root word?
unhappy
happy
200
What is the adjective in the sentence:
She quietly hummed along to the slow song.
slow
200
What is the contraction in the sentence short for?
I am
200
Write the possessive noun:
The (baby) rattle is pink.
baby's
200
If you are whispering, you are talking _________.
quietly
200
What is the compound word?
sweetheart
200
What does the prefix mean?
redo
to do again
300
What is the adjective in the sentence:
We quickly ate the tasty pizza at the party.
tasty
300
What is the contraction in the sentence short for?
"No, no, He's got a point."
He has
300
I borrowed the (teacher) pens.
teacher's
300
What is the adverb?
"Why look, Lampy. From here you can see the really big lamp!"
really
300
Work that you do at home is called __________.
homework
300
What does the prefix un- mean?
"Unbelievable"
un- means not
400
What is the adjective?
bad
400
What is the contraction at the beginning of the sentence short for?
we will
400
The jerseys belongs to the (girls) baseball team.
girls'
400
What is the adverb?
The waves crashed loudly on the sandy beach.
loudly
400
What is the compound word?
"There seems to be no sign of intelligent life anywhere."
anywhere
400
Prefixes go at the _______ of a word
beginning
500
Inside of the refrigerator it is very _______.
cold
500
What is the contraction in the sentence short for?
"So let's do this thing!"
let us
500
(Timmy) hat was left in the car.
Timmy's
500
What is the adverb?
"As long as it doesn't come near us, we're gonna be okay."
near
500
The seat in the back of the car is called the _________.
backseat
500
What does the prefix mis- mean?
"Oh, I... seem to have misplaced my friend."
mis-means incorrectly