Classroom Expectations
Figurative Language
Parts of Speech
Reading Strategies
100

What should you do before speaking in a group discussion?

What is raising your hand? 

100

A comparison using "like" or "as." 

What is a simile? 

100

A word that names a person, place, thing, or idea. 

What is a noun? 

100

When you restate a section of a text in your own words. 

What is paraphrasing or summarizing?

200

This classroom rules helps everyone learn by minimizing distractions.

What is staying on task / phone policies? 

200

Giving human qualities to nonhuman things. 

What is personification? 

200

A word that describes a noun. 

What is an adjective? 

200

Writing notes, questions, or reactions in the margins of a text is called this.

What is annotating? 

300

If you don't understand directions, this is the responsible thing to do. 

What is asking a question? 
300

A direct comparison that does NOT use "like" or "as."

What is a metaphor? 

300

A word that shows action or a state of being.

What is a verb? 

300

This reading strategy helps you mark important ideas, key words, or evidence in a text.

What is highlighting? 

400

This language is not allowed at school. 

What is swearing? 

400

Exaggeration used for emphasis or effect. 

What is hyperbole? 

400

A word that replaces a noun. 

What is a pronoun? 

400

Writing a short summary in the margins after a paragraph is an example of this.

What is summarizing? 

500

Name one expectation that helps create a respectful learning environment. 

What is being respectful? (various answers accepted)

500

A reference to a famous work or document. 

What is an illusion? 

500

A word that describes a verb. 

What is an adverb? 

500

This reading strategy helps an author understand why an author wrote a text. 

What is author's purpose? 

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