Reading
Grammar!
Stuff we Read
Writing
Random
100
The events in a story.
What is the plot?
100
This punctuation mark comes at the end of a sentence.
What is a period?
100
The title of the only play we read.
What is "A Contest of Riddles"?
100
This is one type of writing we have done this year.
What is...? Examples: Compare and contrast, research, quickwrite, etc.
100
The state where they hold the "Iditarod" sled dog race.
What is Alaska?
200
Another name for this is "message" or "main idea".
What is theme?
200
The part of speech that includes "action words".
What is a verb?
200
The name of the group of rescue workers in "Angels in the Snow".
What is "The Dragon Slayers"?
200
This has a capital letter at the beginning and a period at the end. You should always use this when you are writing!
What is a complete sentence?
200
The third most commonly spoken language in Minnesota.
What is Hmong?
300
This is the turning point of the story.
What is the climax?
300
The part of speech that describes a noun.
What is an adjective?
300
This story included the sport of racquetball.
What is "The Challenge"?
300
The first step of the writing process.
What is prewriting?
300
This is the number of children Mr. Nass has.
What is one?
400
This genre is usually an old story, and sometime has a princess or king.
What is a folk tale?
400
This word replaces a noun.
What is a pronoun?
400
This article was about the different systems in the human body.
What is "The Human Machine"?
400
When writing research, this is the name for the place where you found the information.
What is a source?
400
These languages are spoken by Mr. Nass.
What are English and Spanish?
500
This is another name for "a type of writing".
What is genre?
500
This punctuation mark is used for dialogue.
What are quotation marks?
500
This article talked about heart transplants.
What is "The Beat Goes On"?
500
This is the last step of the writing process.
What is the final draft, or publishing?
500
This is Mr. Nass' dog's name.
What is Camote?
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