Vocabulary
What's the Word
Verb Tenses
Sentence Structure
Capitalization
100
Cause = our _____. 

Effect = our _____. 

What; why. 

100

What type of word describes action? 

Verbs!

100

What do we add to the end of most verbs to make them past-tense verbs?

Verb + ed

100

What kind of sentence has 1 subject and 1 predicate?

A simple sentence

100

Which two words do we always capitalize in a title?

The first and last word!

200

The phrase "break a leg," is an example of what type of language?

Nonliteral language. 

200

What word describes a person, place, thing, or animal?

A noun

200

What tense uses the word will before the verb? 

Future tense. 

200

The subject of a sentence tells us ________. 

The predicate tells us ______. 

Who or what the sentence is about. 

What the subject does or is. 

200

When writing, we must capitalize the titles of certain forms of media. For example, we must capitalize the titles of books when they appear in our writing. 

What other types of media should we capitalize the title of? Give at least two examples that are not books.  

E.g., magazine, newspaper, movie, and podcast titles. 

300

What are clue words? 

Why do we need to find text evidence? 

Clue words help us determine (or figure out) the meaning of unfamiliar or tricky words and paragraphs. 

We need to go back into the passage to find text evidence to prove that our thinking is correct and to help us understand how and why our thinking got off track. 

300

What word takes the place of a noun in a sentence?

Give at least one example. 

A pronoun

E.g.: he, I, ours

300

Fill in the blanks:
Present tense means action that ____. 

Past tense means action that _______. 

Future tense describes action that ______. 

is happening now. 

happened in the past. 

will happen later. 

300

What is the purpose of coordinating conjunctions in sentence structure? (What do coordinating conjunctions do?) 

What are the four coordinating conjunctions we learned? 

To join together words, groups of words, and sentences into one thought. 

But, So, And, Or

300

Why do we need to capitalize words in a title?

For clarity, so our readers understand which words are part of the title and which are not.

400

We look for signal words to help us identify _____ in a passage. 

Choose one of the following to receive points:

1) Use a signal word to write a sentence with a cause-and-effect relationship. 

2) What are the signal words?

Cause and effect relationships. 

If the students are engaged and working hard, then the teachers are happy. 

If/then, so, because, since, as a result of...

400

Name the three types of verbs and give an example of each. 

Physical Action, Mental Action, State of Being. 


400

What is the past tense form of eat when using have, had, or has?

Eaten

400

What type of sentence combines two simple sentences?

A compound sentence

400

Which words should we not capitalize in a title, unless they are the first or last word? Give at least one example. 

Unimportant words; short words; words that are not verbs, nouns, adverbs, or adjectives. 

500

Tell us what Point of View means in your own words!

POV is how a character is experiencing a story (what and how they feel) and how they are communicating their experience to the reader. 

500

Ms. Hicks and Ms. A taught their amazing students English. 

What type of word is underlined? What type of word is bolded?  

A (possessive) pronoun. A verb.

500

What rule would we use to turn carry into a past-tense verb? 

Change the y to an i, and add -ed. 

500

What do we need to look for to identify a compound sentence? 

Two simple sentences joined with a coordinating conjunction, and a comma before the conjunction. 

500

Capitalize this title: the search for the hidden treasure

The Search for the Hidden Treasure

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