Grammar
What is the subject of this sentence?
Stella took a long walk on the trail.
Who is Stella?
A true story a person writes about their life.
What is an autobiography?
Vowel teams, or adjacent vowels, are two vowels that are next to each other, but only make this many sounds.
What is one?
These two suffixes can be used to compare things.
What are -er and -est?
Synonyms for this word include harsh, strong, or serious.
What is severe?
Every sentence has these two parts.
What are a subject and a predicate?
Persuade, Inform, and Explain are all examples of this.
What is Author's Purpose?
One of these words includes a long vowel VCe vowel pattern at the end.
a)give
b)retrain
c)nickname
What is nickname?
This suffix can be added to the word "geography" to make a word meaning to "relating to geography".
What is -ic?
Antonyms for this word include unimportant, small, or minor.
What is significant?
This is missing from the following sentence:
The black cat.
What is a predicate?
A story about a real person's life written by someone else.
What is a biography?
One of these words has a long vowel VCe pattern at the end.
a) remote
b) explain
c) justice
What is remote?
This suffix can be added to the word improve to make the word mean "the action of being improved".
What is -ment
Synonyms for this word include routine, pattern, or practice.
What is habit?
The following sentence is an example of a ________.
Went to the park.
What is a fragment?
Examples of these include headings, pronunciation guides, charts, captions, and bold face words.
What are Text Features?
One of these words contains a long vowel sound vowel team:
a) rejoined
b) contribute
c) launch
What is contribute?
This prefix means "wrong or incorrect"
What is mis-?
Synonyms for this word include give, provide, or participate.
What is contribute?
The following sentence is an example of a ________.
The boy ran home from school then he did his homework and after that he played outside.
What is a run-on?
A story told from birth to death, or first to last, is using this kind of text structure.
What is chronological order?
CHALLENGE: Consonant digraphs include wh, ph, th, and these two other "h brothers".
What are -ch and -sh?
These two prefixes can mean "to cause to be".
What are em- and en-?
Antonyms for this word include covered, hidden, and concealed.
What is exposed?