(pronoun) My contacts felt dry to my eyes, so I took them out to lubricate them with the solution.
What is I?
100
(adverb) Kaitlyn and I nervously gave our oral report about the cause of the American Revolution.
What is nervously?
100
Our principal expects an increase in the number of students trying out for the drama club.
What is increase?
100
(conjunction) Jack and Jill went up the hill to fetch a pail of water.
What is and?
100
On the long bus ride home, Sydney sat beside a cranky baby.
What is beside?
200
(noun) Taking a shower every day will keep you smelling clean.
What are shower and clean?
200
(verb) The football players got in a huddle to discuss the play.
What are got and discuss?
200
I will admit that sometimes it is hard for me to get up in the morning.
What are hard and sometimes?
200
(interjection) Yeah! We won!
What is Yeah!?
200
A baby deer will not leave without its mother until it's old enough to take care of itself.
What are without and until?
300
(pronoun) The basketball team rallied to encompass the coach after the huge win. Little did he know, he was about to be soaked with ice-cold water.
What is he?
300
(adverb) Christopher confidently stated his case when he explained how the accident in the lunchroom was not as bad as some people had originally thought.
What are confidently and originally?
300
The farmer's yield of wheat was less this year than last year.
What are yield, less, and last?
300
(conjunction) We are going to Texas or Florida on vacation.
What is or?
300
After falling behind the pride, the lone lioness was pounced on by a pack of hungry hyenas.
What is behind?
400
(noun) The duration of the test will be six hours long.
What are duration, test, and hours?
400
(verb) We were finally able to isolate the problem and fix it.
What are isolate and fix?
400
Mrs. Downard read a book about a green snake.
What is green?
400
Sorry, I didn't mean to step on your toe.
What is sorry?
400
If you look above the shelves, you will see the picture that my dad painted.
What is above?
500
(noun and pronoun) Edgar Allen Poe used the dreary clime of his imagination to great effect in his writing.
(nouns) What are Edgar Allen Poe, clime, imagination, effect, and writing? (pronoun) What is his?
500
(verb and adverb) The boy almost ran the entire way.
What is (verb) ran and (adverb) almost?
500
The rest of the tour group decided not to wait for the Masons any longer.
What are rest, tour, and longer?
500
(conjunction and interjection) Help! I can't carry both the cooler and the beach bag.
What is (conjunction) and, (interjection) Help!
500
She wanted the blue marker instead of the red one.