Literature Vocabulary
Adverbs
Present Progressive Tense
Past Tense
Mississippi River
100
What word refers to the following:
felling pleasure or satisfaction
proud
100
List 2 adverbs of how.
quickly, slowly
100
What is the boy doing?
He is riding a bike.
100
Create a sentence using the following:
She (past tense negative) (walk)
She did not walk.
100
How many states does the Mississippi River pass through?
10
200
What word refers to the following:
to speak very softly
whisper
200
List 2 adverbs of when.
tomorrow, at noon
200
What are they doing?
They are eating.l
200
Create a sentence using the following:
He (past tense) (scream)
He screamed at me!
200
Name 2 states the Mississippi River passes through.
Louisiana, Missouri
300
What word refers to the following:
to remove earth with a shovel
dig
300
List 2 adverbs of where.
outside, in
300
What is the dog doing?
It is chasing a ball.
300
Create a sentence using the following:
I (past tense negative) (drink)
I did not drink that.
300
How long is the Mississippi River?
2,320 miles
400
What word refers to the following:
to not understand, unclear
confused
400
Create a sentence using an adverb of where and tell me which word is the adverb.
She ate breakfast in the kitchen.
in
400
Create an answer in the present progressive tense.
What are you doing?
I am studying.
400
Create a sentence using the following:
The boys (past tense) (talk)
The boys talked to each other.
400
Why is the Mississippi River important to our literature book?
It is the setting.
500
What word refers to the following:
without awareness
uncounscious
500
Create 2 sentences and tell me the adverbs in each.
1 sentence using an adverb of how
1 sentence using an adverb of when
Tomorrow will be a great day. - Tomorrow
I wrote in my book neatly. -neatly
500
Create an answer in the present progressive tense.
What are Peter and Sara eating?
They are eating pizza.
500
Create a sentence using the following:
It (past tense) (catch)
It caught the ball.
500
Name 2 people who live on the Mississippi River.
Tom and Huck