Figurative Language
Homophones
Baker's Choice
Right, wrong or Fix
Reading
100
Alison made it to class by the skin of her teeth.
Idoms
100
What is we went to (their, there) house.
their
100
What is the (nation's, nations) lost a great leader.
Nations
100
What is Lily and me always eat at the same table.
Lily and I
100
What is a struggle between opposing forces.
conflict
200
What is Bing, Bang, Boom
onometopoeia
200
What is (Who's, Whose) book is this?
whose
200
What is if I spill my drink, what conclusion can you assume: I'll go home I'll clean up my mess I'll cry
I'll clean up my mess
200
What is Chocolate ice cream is my favorite desert.
dessert
200
What is writers attitude toward a subject
tone
300
What is her hat with its many colors reminded me of a peacock.
metephor
300
What is it is almost (two, too) good to be true
too
300
What is to what audience would a how to pamplet be written. concert flyer how to study
how to study
300
What is I couldn't hardly wait to go the party.
delete hardly
300
What is the person who tells the story?
narrator
400
What is red, roses, cand, flowers, flag, red, white/blue stars
symbol
400
What is I (scent, sent) you an invitation.
Sent
400
What is although she studied for the test a failing grade was recieved.
Although she studied for the test, a failing grade was recieved.
400
What is Clara Barton she was a famous nurse during the Civil War.
Clara Barton, was a famous nurse during the Civil War.
400
What is the time and place of a story?
setting
500
What is it's raining cats and dogs?
idom
500
What is (your, you're) mom called yesterday
Your
500
What is I ain't got no money for lunch.
remove ain't
500
What is The new student attended McKinney North High school.
McKinney North High School
500
What is when a writer interrupts the normal order of events by going back in time?
flashback
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