Language Arts Words/Phrases
This a word for a person, place or thing.
What is a noun?
I have too dollars left in the bank.
What is:
I have two dollars left in the bank.
Bang! Meow. Buzz.
What is onomatopoeia?
The Statue of Liberty is here.
What is New York City?
When you add the answer is called this.
What is a sum?
This is another word for antonym.
What is opposite?
What is your name.
What is
What is your name?
My bedroom walls are as colorful as a rainbow.
What is a simile?
This is the country where anime began.
What is Japan?
What is a common factor for 12 and 16?
What is 2, 4 or 6?
This is the phrase for what a story is mostly about.
What is main idea?
Martin Luther king was a great man.
What is
Martin Luther King was a great man.
She is a a bright light who brings everyone joy.
What is a metaphor?
Disneyland and Hollywood are in this state.
What is California?
A letter that stands for a number is called this.
What is a variable?
If I want to find the meaning of a word in a book, I can go to the back and find it here.
What is a glossary?
Their are many students in my math class.
What is
There are many students in my math class.
I haven't seen my friend in a million years.
What is hyperbole?
Name one state that borders Maryland.
What is (pick one): Virginia, Pennsylvania, West Virginia or Delaware?
When you measure the outside of a shape, you find this.
What is the perimeter?
This a term that means you are not saying exactly what you mean.
For example, "It was a secret until my brother spilled the beans."
What is an idiom?
She lives in New york City.
What is :
She lives in New York City.
That Big Mac is calling my name.
What is personification?
When you go to Ocean City, you can swim in this ocean.
What is the Atlantic Ocean?
When you divide, the answer is called this.
What is a quotient?