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Wildcard
100

This is a person, place, thing, or idea

Noun

100

What are the daily warm ups/bell ringers called?

Dail Oral Language (DOL)

100
This is the poetic term for the continuation of a sentence from one line of poetry/verse to the next without terminal punctuation at the end of the line.

Emjambment

100

Is the word in parenthesis an abstract or concrete noun?

The bike hit the ground with a thundering (screech).

Concrete Noun

100

How many minutes are you given to use the bathroom?

6 minutes

200

Proper nouns should always be _________.

Capitialized

200
I can find links to items in _____________.

Schoology

200

This is a line or group of lines of poetry that has rhythm, structure, and often rhyme. There's more than one version of this.

Verse

200

Is the word in parenthesis an abstract or concrete noun?

Being with her friends brought her (happiness) on her birthday.

Abstract Noun

200

When is the last day to turn in a signed syllabus and still get candy?

This Friday, Aug. 14th
300

What names any one of a group of persons, places, things, or ideas?

Common Noun

300

Missing work/tests/quizzes are to be made up within ____ days of the absence.

3 days

300

This is the frequent listing of people, things, and attributes.

Cataloging

300

Is this a common or proper noun?

Disney World


Proper Noun

300

Where can you find extra lined paper in the classroom?

Back corner by the lamp in the crate

400

A stanza has at least ________ lines.

Two lines
400

Late work will be accepted for __________ after the due date without a penalty. 

1 week

400

This is the direct comparison between two unlike things implying the verb "to be".

Metaphor

400

Identify an example of the following common noun:

Chips

Takis, Lays, Doritos, Cheetos, etc.

400

My seat number is also my number for...

Phone holder and chromebook

500

Similes compare two different things using what two words?

'Like' and 'as'

500

What is the name of your textbook?

Into Lit, volume 1

500

This is the recurring pattern of stressed and unstressed syllables (in poetry), as well as pauses and sentence lengths (in prose), which creates a natural beat, pace, or flow of a text.

Rhythm
500

Identify ALL of the nouns in this sentence:

Sarah's ball hit a curb as it rolled down the street.

Sarah, ball, curb, street

500
If there is a fire drill during this class, where do we go?

Student parking lot

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