Grammar
The past, present, and future tense of the verb bake.
What is baked, baking, and will bake?
This is the forest that Robin Hood and his band of outlaws lived in.
What is Sherwood Forest?
Why did Paul Revere go on his midnight ride?
To warn of the British coming
Gulliver finds these people living in Lilliput.
Who were tiny people?
This paragraph tells the reader why the information you shared with them is important.
What is the conclusion paragraph?
The part of speech that describes a noun.
What is an adjective?
This character fell asleep in the forest for 20 years.
Who was Rip Van Winkle?
What do we call the individual sections of a poem?
Stanzas
Little John is from which story?
Robin Hood
This is included at the end of a report to give credit to the people where you got your information from.
The part of speech that can be used to combine 2 thoughts.
What is a conjunction?
Gulliver finds these people when he visits Brobdingnag.
Who are giants?
This poem is by Langston Hughes and is about holding fast to something.
What is "Dreams"?
The main idea in "Fire on the Mountain" is that smelling food is not the same as:
What is eating food?
The title of a poem should be written using what?
Quotation marks
"Go to your room" is what kind of sentence?
What is imperative?
This is the son who is able to get the brocade back after it blew away in "The Magic Brocade".
Who was the youngest son?
This former slave gave a speech about women's rights titles "Ain't I a Woman?"
Who was Sojourner Truth?
In which story does the author begin by saying that the main character has gone to sea against the wishes of his father?
Robinson Crusoe
Add correct punctuation: We need eggs milk and fruit from the grocery store.
We need eggs, milk, and fruit from the grocery store.
Which (there, their, they’re) would you use: Please get _____ coats.
Their
This was the pirate leader in Treasure Island.
Who was Long John Silver?
Who is remembered for saving a village and a princess from a dragon?
Saint George
King Arthur of Camelot became king because...
He was next in line for the throne.
Which (to, too, two) would you use: I have ___ much homework.
Too