Grammar
Literary Devices
Roots
Titles, Titles, Titles!
Scrambled Eggs
100

This word is used in relation to "past," "present," and "future," and also describes the emotional state of someone under a lot of pressure.

tense

100

A literary comparison between two things using "like" or "as."

simile

100

anti-

against; in opposition

100

Ray Bradbury wrote this short graphic novel about the clash of technology and old world ideals named after a flame-breathing winged lizard.

The Dragon

100

vonel

novel

200

Words such as "over," "under," "above," and "through" are known as this grammatical term that means "placed before."

prepositions

200

Vivid language used to describe visuals to the reader.

imagery

200

-bio-

life, living things

200

Toni Cade Bambara made the most of dialect in her story featuring a girl named Squeeky who dedicated her life to running.

Raymond's Run

200

neiglsh

english
300

A tense that uses the helping verb "have" in the past, present, and future terms to focus on result or duration, also meaning "without flaw."

perfect

300

This literary device means "spoken language specific to a region or social group."

dialect

300
-geo-

of or relating to Earth

300

Vickie Sears authored this short story about a Native American orphan who chose to pursue her cultural heritage with the help of Molly Graybull.

The Dancer

300

hsotu rekao

south korea
400

A sentence that joins two or more independent clauses through the use of a coordinating conjunction (and, or, but, so, etc.) is known as this grammar term.

compound sentence

400

A term for when someone or something stands in to represent something or someone else.

symbol

400

-ician

specialist in (something)

400

This horror prose was written by the morose master, Edgar Allen Poe himself, and contained a gripping tale about death and guilt through the internal monologue of a crazed killer.

The Tell-Tale Heart

400

isepdl

dispel

500

The types of sentences include "declarative," "interrogative," "imperative," and "__________." 

exclamatory

500

This term is used to describe an expression that has a different meaning than the literal meaning of the words.

idiom

500

-dem-

people

500

This short non-fiction expository text detailed the efforts involved in remembering the Oregon Trail and the journey of Lewis and Clark across the American west.

Lewis and Clark Revisted

500

lpmeeenosiircnbh

incomprehensible

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