Nouns & Pronouns
Verbs & Injections
Adjectives & Adverbs
Conjunctions and Prepositions
Crazy Cards
100

Which word from the list is NOT an example of a noun?

DOG     APPLE    SCHOOL    DRINKING    TREE

DRINKING is a verb, NOT a noun

100

In your own words, what is the definition of a verb?

Verbs are words that portray an action, they are "doing" words.

100

What is an adjective? Define it in your own words. 

An adjective is a describing word.

100

What is the conjunction in this sentence:

Although I live in Canada, I was born in the Unites States.

Although I live in Canada, I was born in the Unites States.

100

Choose a team to lose 100 points.

lol. 

200

Which is NOT an example of a pronoun?

SHE    GIRL    THEY    WE     HER

GIRL is a noun, not a pronoun.

200

Create a definition of an interjection in your own words.

Interjection: a word or expression that is used to express a sudden feeling or reaction. Oftentimes, are not actually definable words but expressions of feelings.

200
Define an adverb in your own words.

An adverb is a word that is used to describe an action.

200

Which part of speech are the following words:

because, although, after, so, and

Conjunctions

200

What part of speech are the following words:

he, she, they, we, them

Pronouns.

300

Create a definition of a pronoun in your own words. 

Pronouns: a part of speech where the word stands in for a noun. Like nouns, it refers to a person, place, thing or idea, but refers to the noun indirectly.

300

Name 10 verbs.

Examples:  drinking, eating, writing, singing, talking, watching, walking, filming, explaining, travelling, sitting, climbing, holding, etc...

300

List 5 adverbs.

Examples: quickly, slowly, excitedly, hurriedly, dramatically, annually, often, rarely

300

Combine these two sentences into one sentence using a conjunction.

I want to go to the mall. I have lots of shopping to do.

I want to go to the mall because I have lots of shopping to do.

300

Get 300 points if your team can form a conga line and do a lap of the classroom. 

Nice job everyone. 

400

What is the difference between a common noun and a proper noun?

A common noun refers to a general, not specific person, place, or thing.

A proper noun starts with a capital and refers to a specific name and title of a person place or thing.

400

Create one sentence that uses both an interjection and a verb.

Wow I can't believe we are going shopping!

400

What is a comparative adjective? Give an example.

A comparative adjective describes something by comparing it to something else. For example, taller, faster, and bigger.

400

Find THREE prepositions in this sentence.

The cat goes to the living room, sits on the couch, and sleeps in the sunlight.

The cat goes to the living room, sits on the couch, and sleeps in the sunlight.

400

Which part of speech do the following words belong to:

on, beside, under, around, in

Prepositions.

500

Name 10 abstract nouns.

Examples: happiness, sadness, tiredness, power, hope, love, ideas, thoughts, time, faith, fear.

500

Name 10 interjections.

Examples: wow, yippee, hooray, boo, oh no, hmmmm, ugh, yay, ahhhh, shhh, ack, yuck, etc...

500

What is a superlative adjective? Give three examples.

A superlative adjective describes something in relation to all other things. Examples: tallest, biggest, best, worst, heaviest, etc...

500

What are the differences between a conjunction and a preposition?

  • Prepositions help establish relationships in time, space, and among people and things.

  •  Conjunctions unite words; they attach phrases and clauses to one another. 

  • Prepositions connect small words, Conjunctions connect ideas and phrases.

500

Create a mnemonic device for the 8 parts of speech (make a sentence using the first letters of each part of speech in any order, N A V P I C P A) 

Never Pick Apples In All Pretty Vacation Countries

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