Vocabulary
Figurative Language
Author's Purpose & Theme
Literary Elements
Grammar & Conventions
100

The powerful hurricane threatened to annihilate the small coastal town if the residents didn't evacuate immediately. 

What does the word Annihilate mean in this sentence?

  What is to destroy something completely 

100

 "He was as quiet as a mouse".

What is the simile 

What is "as"

100

In literary analysis, the acronym P.I.E. is often used to categorize an author's purpose. What does this acronym stand for? 

WHat is Persuade, Inform, and Entertain

100
  1. What term describes the time and place in which a story occurs?
    • Plot
    • Setting
    • Exposition
    • Conflict


What is Setting


100

This type of clause contains both a subject and a verb but cannot stand alone as a complete thought.

What is a dependant clause?

200

Regular exercise can provide a significant benefit to both your physical health and your mental well-being.

What does get good or helpful results gain?

200

"The classroom was a zoo.''

 This sentence is an example of: a Simile, Metaphor, Alliteration, or Personification

What is Metaphor 

200

A science textbook describing the lifecycle of a butterfly is an example of which author's purpose?

What is To Inform

200

Which element refers to the organized pattern or sequence of events in a story?

  • Theme
  • Setting
  • Plot
  • Characterization

What is Plot 

200

”I learned that cooking takes more patience and attention to detail then I had ever dreamed!”

What change should be made in this sentence?

What is to change then to than

300

The captain warned the crew to heed the weather reports and secure the ship's gear before the storm hit. because they chose to follow his advice, the vessel remained safe despite the high winds

What does heed mean?

What does to pay attention

300

"The lightning danced across the sky."

What is this an example of? Simile, Personification, Hyperbole, or Idiom


What is Personification

300


Which of the following best defines the theme of a story?


 

What is The underlying message or universal lesson about life

300
  1. Which part of the plot introduces the characters, setting, and basic situation?
    • Rising Action
    • Climax
    • Exposition
    • Falling Action


What is Exposition

300

What change should be made in the sentence below?

”Nico placed the dough on his right fist and then spins it into the air, tried to mimic the chef.”

What is change spins to spun

400


A person who is very willing to give money, help, or kindness is described as: Generous, Stingy, Selfish, or Honest



What is Generous

400

"I've told you a million times to clean your room!" 


This statement is an example of: Idiom, Hyperbole, Alliteration, or Metaphor 

What is Hyperbole.

400

What is the difference between theme and main idea?

What is The main idea is what the story is about (specific to the text); the theme is the underlying message (universal). 


400
  1. What is the term for hints or clues provided by the author about events that will happen later?
    • Flashback
    • Foreshadowing
    • Irony
    • Symbolism

What is Foreshadowing

400

What change should be made in the sentence below?

”What do I do first.”

What is change the period to a question mark

500

Which word is the closest in meaning to "Diligent"?

Is it: Intelligence, Hard-Working, Weathly, or Cautious

What is Hard-working

500

 "Seven silver swans swam south."

Identify the figurative language in:Simile, Personification, Alliteration, or Metaphor 

What is Alliteration

500

A scientist ignores warnings about her experiment because she wants recognition. The project fails and harms others.

 What’s the theme?

What is Ambition without responsibility can lead to harmful consequences. 

500

A character struggles to choose between telling the truth or protecting a friend.

What is Internal Conflict (Character vs. Self)

500

How should sentence be change?

”There were many different types of food availiable in the festival.”

What is availiable to available

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