Nouns/Verbs
Adjective/Adverb
Articles/Conjunctions
Prepositions
Pronouns/Interjections
200

What is a noun? 

What is a verb? 

(100 points per correct answer) 

Noun- person, place, thing, or animal

Verb- an action, OCCURENCE OR STATE OF BEING

200

What is an adjective? 

What is an adverb? 

(100 points per correct answer)

an adjective describes or MODIFIES a noun

an adverb describes or MODIFIES a noun 

200

What is an article? (two types) 

What is a conjunction? 

(100 points per correct answer) 

Article goes before a noun and let's us know if it is a general or specific noun. 

Conjunction links two thoughts together into one sentence. 

200

What is a preposition? What does it do? 

A preposition shows direction or relationship between a noun and another word. 

For example: The rat is in the corner. 

She hid under the table. 


200

What is a pronoun?

What is an interjection? 

(100 points for each correct answer) 

Pronoun substitutes a noun. 

Interjection an abrupt interruption or an exclamation. Basically a blurt in writing. 

400

What kind of noun needs to be capitalized? Give an example. 

(200 points for the kind of noun, 200 points for the example) 

a proper noun which is specific name

Example: Mrs. Turnen, Hartford High School, or New Hampshire.

400

"The quilt was tattered and old because it was made by my great grandmother."

Identify all of the adjectives. 

tattered, old, and great

400

"I want the apple." 

What is the article and is it general or specific?

the and it is specific

400

"I am going to the store with Mikayla."

Which word is the preposition and why?

"with" tells about my relationship to Mikayla

400

"Phew! That was a close call." 

What is the interjection? What is it showing? 

Phew! it is showing relief 

600

"Clem, I need you to relax!"

What is the verb?

relax

600

"She smiled awkwardly at the photographer on picture day."

What is the adverb? What does it mean?

awkwardly - meaning the way she was smiling appeared awkward or uncomfortable

600
"I love apples. Well, I prefer tart apples." 

Make those into one sentence using a conjunction. 

I love apples, if they are tart!

I love apples, but my favorite are tart ones. 

600

"My cat was hiding underneath my yoga mat."

What is the preposition? 

underneath 

600

She was yelling at her. 

How many pronouns?

two (she and her) 

800

"My pancake absorbed all of the syrup."

What is the verb? 

absorbed - it is something that occurred. 

800
"I was nervous but the place we were going was extremely safe." 


Identify all of the adjectives and tell me what noun they are talking about. 

nervous 

extremely 

safe

800

"Jude and Gabe read a book about magic, but they still don't believe in it!"

how many conjunctions in this sentence?

and 

but

800

"The boy wanted that apple. Why did you take the apple he wanted? Now he is saying he wants a pear!"

How many articles are in this passage? Are they general or specific? 

the boy (specific) 

that apple (specific) 

the apple (specific) 

a pear (general)

800

"My cat had six kittens. They were crawling all over me! They were so cute. I love them." 

How many pronouns?

my, they,me,they,them

1000

"I want to repel bugs, so I am starting a campfire."

How many verbs and what are they?

repel and starting

1000

My dog was hardly excited to take his disgusting medicine. 

What is the adverb? 

hardly
1000

"Timothy went to the store to get peaches, peppers, cucumbers, and taco ingredients. While he was there, he remembered he needed a gallon of milk and cat food."

How many conjunctions? How many articles (specific or general)?

conjunctions- 2 (and & and)

articles - the store (specific), a gallon of milk (general)

1000
"My dog was about to run away from me. He wanted to run after a squirrel, but I called to him and thankfully he listened."


List all the prepositions. 

about, away, after, to

1000

"OUCH! I can't believe you insulted my style like that."

What is this interjection communicating?

You hurt their feelings by insulting their style. They did not get hurt physically. 

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