Grammar
This kind of noun is always capitalized, and refers to a specific person, place, brand, etc.
Proper Noun
A kind of warship used in the 1700's that Dickinson compares to a book.
Frigate
What does "the blood of the grape" refer to?
Wine
What season was it when Jill was crying behind the gym?
Autumn
Marilla and Matthew wanted to adopt an orphan...
Boy
This kind of noun refers to something that is an idea and cannot be touched.
Abstract Noun
This vocabulary word, found in Emily Dickinson's poem "Hope is the Thing with Feathers" mean to embarrass, put down, put to shame.
Abash
This word means "full of life, vigor"
lusty
Aslan's first sign
Eustace must meet an old friend
In Anne of Green Gables, Anne asks Diana to be her ________ friend.
Bosom
This part of speech comes at the end of a prepositional phrase, and is a noun or pronoun.
Object of the Preposition
This vocabulary word, found in Hope is the Thing with Feathers by Emily Dickinson means "the extreme degree or nature of something; dire circumstances."
Extremity
This word means "heavily weighed down"
Laden
This character saved the others by burning his feet.
Puddleglum
Marilla finds the Amethyst brooch on her....
Black Shawl
This part of speech joins two full sentences together, in order to avoid a run on sentence.
Coordinating Conjunction
A "gale" is...
A strong wind.
the first word of the second stanza of "To Autumn"
Blossoms
What were the first words spoken by Aslan?
"If you are thirsty, you may drink"
What did Anne wish she was called?
Cordelia
This kind of clause cannot stand on its own, but requires a clause that does.
Dependent Clause
This word from Emily Dickinson's "There is no Frigate like a Book" means "sparing or economical with regard to money or food."
Frugal
This word means "to put on a belt"
Girded
Frog
What was wrong with Anne's carpeted bag when Matthew picks her up from the train station?
The handle is broken