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Are you smarter than a 5th grader?
100

Identify the POV: Lee walked into the room, shaking the nerves out of his hands. What would she say, he wondered. 

Third Person Limited

100

Punctuate the dialogue: I will never be a princess Mulan yelled

“I will never be a princess!” Mulan yelled.

100

Part of speech that explains action.

Verb

100

John is as tall as a skyscraper.

Similie

100

2 + 2=

4

200

Identify the time: The girl ran quickly through the forest. How could this happen, she wondered, the coronation had just ended.

After the coronation

200

Timed Jeopardy: Draw a plot pyramid.

Exposition, Rising Action, Climax, Falling Action, Resolution

200

Person, place, or thing

Noun

200

The cool air bit Morris’ cheeks as he stepped out of the doorway.

Personification

200

What is the capital of Peru?

Lima

300

Identify the L: His eyes glowed in the dark, casting a hue of yellow on the wall.

He had glowing eyes.

300

The four types of character arcs are. . . 

Negative, Positive, Transformational, and Flat

300

Fix the fragment: Store was open today.

The store was open today.

300

Simon looked at his brother, he’s a pig, he thought as he watched Theodore shove another chocolate into his mouth.

Metaphor

300

Who is on the one dollar bill?

George Washington

400

Identify the POV: You may be wondering how I made it into the emperor’s palace undetected— to be honest, I wondered the same thing. It seemed too easy.

Second Person

400

Theme is NOT. . .

One word (or a topic)

400

Fix the run-on: We are going to the store I need to buy slippers.

We are going to the store because I need to buy slippers.

400

What figurative language uses words to mimic sounds?

Onomatopoeia  

400

A word, phrase or sequence that reads the same forward and backward is called what?

A palindrome

500

Identify the Setting: The ballroom fell silent as she entered. All that could be heard was the click of her heels.

The ballroom

500

Double Jeopardy: What is the acronym used for characterization? Fill it out.

S (says)

T (thinks)

E (effect)

A (acts)

L (looks)

500

Fix the following sentence: you were right

You were right.

500

His eyes were as blue as the sea.

Simile

500

What is the process in which water turns into gas?

Evaporation

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