Grammar
Parts of a Story
Figurative Language
Multiple Meanings
Homophones
100
unicorn, Cathedral City, Pablo, computer, building, book
What are nouns
100
Where and when a story takes place
What is setting
100
Words you can not take literally
What is figurative language
100
an animal or a piece of equipment in baseball
What is a bat
100
spelling of the word used when referring to location
What is "there"
200
jump, decide, stroll, sprint, think, eat, feel
What are verbs
200
All of the events of the story from beginning to end.
What is plot
200
When you compare two things using "like" or "as"
What is a simile
200
a pleasant temperature or something that is popular
What is cool
200
spelling of the word used to refer to ownership of an item that belongs to more than one person
What is "their"
300
in, on, under, above, beneath, below, within, without, through, beside
What are prepositions
300
The ending of a story when the problem is solved.
What is resolution
300
When you compare two things NOT using "like" or "as." Usually, this uses "is" "are" or "were"
What is a metaphor
300
a bed covering or a single piece of paper
What is a sheet
300
spelling of a word used as a contraction of "they are"
What is "they're"
400
magenta, slow, colorful, shady, bright, difficult
What are adjectives
400
The problem a character faces in a story
What is the conflict
400
When you give a non-human object humanlike traits
What is personification
400
a yellow fruit or when someone has gone crazy
What is bananas
400
spelling of a word that refers to ownership by one person
What is "your"
500
quickly, positively, glowingly, very, often, sadly
What are adverbs
500
The biggest moment in the story, where all the action leads to an exciting event
What is climax
500
The opposite of figurative language, words that mean exactly what they say
What is literal language
500
the rhythm of a song or to defeat another team
What is beat
500
spelling of a word that refers to a contraction of "you are"
What is "you're"
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