Authors
Characters
Nonfiction/Resource
Poetry
Grammar?
100

This prolific author penned famous dramas like The Tempest, Macbeth, and Romeo and Juliet. 

William Shakespeare

100

This character is often really, really difficult to find.

Waldo

100

Use this book to find a word's definition.

Dictionary

100

This children's poem lends its cadence and tune to a song to help kids learn the alphabet. 

Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star

100

Often mistaken for a proper noun, a pronoun actually does this job.

Replace/Refer to a noun

200

It's not autobiographical! Code Talker, the story of the fictional Navajo WWII veteran Ned Begay, was actually written by this author. 

Joseph Bruchac

200

This peer of Harry Potter is his nemesis until the final book in the series. 

Draco Malfoy

200

If this book were a dinosaur, it would tell you all the different ways to say "roar". 

Thesaurus

200

This children's poet, actually named Theodor Geisel, is famous for counting fish of multiple colors, among other things. 

Dr. Suess

200

Which word is the subject of this sentence? 

Jane walked to school yesterday.

Jane

300

This #1 New York Times bestselling author penned plenty of many award-winning books, including Long Way Down, All American Boys, and the Track series. 

Jason Reynolds

300

This spirit of nature won his freedom in part by playing matchmaker for his master's daughter and the son of his master's attempted murderer (more or less). 

Ariel

300

This type of autobiographical book tells a true story of a specific experience, event, or time period of someone's life. 

Memoir

300

This apparently blind ancient Greek poet wrote some epic stuff. 

Homer

300

Which words in the following sentence are adjectives? 

Quick and catlike, Scarlet dove miraculously to save the blistering shot.

Quick, catlike, the, blistering

400

This young woman started writing Frankenstein at just 18 years old. 

Mary Shelley

400

This character may not have been clergy, but he was definitely hole-y by the end of Act III.

Julius Caesar

400

The type of reference book you use if you need to find maps and locations

Atlas

400

This poet of the Harlem Renaissance urged readers that he, too, was America. 

Langston Hughes

400

These are the three parts of speech an adverb can modify.  

Verb, adjective, adverb
500

Author of Pride and Prejudice, Sense and Sensibility, and others. 

Jane Austen

500

Cyclopes hate this well-traveled Ithacan. 

Odysseus

500

This type of reference book includes information like weather forecasts, farmers' planting dates, tide tables, and other tabular data often arranged according to the calendar.

Almanac

500

Author of Where the Sidewalk Ends

Shel Silverstein

500

This error occurs when two independent clauses are connected by only a comma. 

Comma Splice

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