Types of Words
Types of Sentences
Figures of Speech
Literary Devices
Punctuation
100
desk, student, chair
What is a noun?
100
Sally and Kyle ran for the house and slipped inside.
What is a simple sentence?
100
A comparison between two objects using the word like, as, or than,
What is a simile?
100
time and place
What is setting?
100
"Hello_" said Mary into the phone quietly.
What is a comma?
200
Run, sit, jump,
What is a verb?
200
The city of New York, which is one of the largest cities in the world, in located on the east coast.
What is complex?
200
a comparison between two objects without the use of the words like, as or than
What is a metaphor?
200
How the author feels about the subject he or she is writing about?
What is tone?
200
Kyle ran to the desk and yelled loudly, "Get out of my seat_"
What is an exclamation point>
300
on, up, over, under
What is a preposition?
300
Paul wanted to go home but he knew his mother was at work.
What is compound?
300
pow, splash, clink
What is onomatopoeia?
300
The feeling that the read gets from reading poetry or prose
What is mood?
300
"What do you want_" replied the scared little child.
What is a question mark?
400
over - under black - white day -night
What is an antonym?
400
Why do you always talk even when you are told to be quiet?
What is a compound.
400
the fluffy feather fell fluttering to the floor
What is alliteration?
400
the character that changes in a story.
What is the protagonist?
400
"Well," stated the woman_"I told you to come home immediately."
What is a comma?
500
tiny - small large-gigantic greedy - avarice
What is a synonym?
500
Jim ran first to the car and then to the house.
What is simple?
500
the storm raged throughout the night
What is personification?
500
the character that changes little in the story but causes one of the main characters to change
What is the antagonist?
500
"What do you want?" asked the old man_
What is a period?
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