Vocabulary 1
Vocabulary 2
Prepositions
Prep. Phrases
Grammar Challenge
100

What word means the state of being introduced to or experiencing something?

Exposure

100

What word means sections or measures of music?

Bars

100

In 'The book is on the desk,' which word is the preposition?

On

100

Find the prepositional phrase: 'The keys are in my bag.'

In my bag

100

Complete: The pencil is ___ the desk. (on / quickly)

On

200

What word describes a laugh that makes other people start laughing, too?

What is contagious?

200

What word means great excitement or enthusiasm about something?

Fever

200

In 'We walked through the park,' which word is the preposition?

Through

200

Find the prepositional phrase: 'We played soccer after school.'

After school

200

In 'The girl with the red backpack smiled,' what is the prepositional phrase?

With the red backpack

300

What word describes an action done on purpose, not by accident?

Willful

300

What word describes musical performances by two people together?

Duets

300

In 'The cat hid under the bed,' which word is the preposition?

Under

300

Find the prepositional phrase: 'The bird flew over the fence.'

Over the fence

300

Choose the preposition: We traveled ___ the bridge. (across / happily)

Across

400

What word describes an oversimplified or common belief about a group?

Stereotypical

400

What word describes musical performances by one person alone?

Solos

400

In 'She arrived after lunch,' which word is the preposition?

After

400

Find the two prepositional phrases: 'The dog slept under the table near the window.'

Under the table; near the window

400

In 'The students sat beside their teacher,' identify the preposition and its object.

Beside; teacher

500

What is the meaning of Authentic?

Real, genuine, or not fake.

500

Her laugh was so __________ that everyone in the room started laughing, too.

Which vocab word works best here?

Contagious

500

In 'The picture hangs above the sofa,' which word is the preposition?

Above

500

Find the prepositional phrase: 'During the storm, the children stayed inside the house.'

During the storm; inside the house

500

Correctly complete: The concert begins ___ 7 p.m. (at / during)

At

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