Guess that Character!
The protagonist of the story.
Who is Ross Maloy?
"The patient was relieved when the doctor informed him that the tumor was ______."
What is benign?
This sentence type is used for giving commands.
What is imperative?
Round, small, and shiny
What is beady?
Ross discovers he has cancer in this part of his body.
What is his (right) eye?
Hospital tech that is obsessed with music.
Who is Frank?
"Ms. Owens' reading ____ is so much more comfortable than Mr. Thompson's."
What is nook?
Two complete sentences joined together without the proper punctuation makes this.
What is a run-on sentence?
The use of something
What is consumption?
Ross meets this character after his first treatment.
Who is Jerry Thompson?
Attention-seeking best friend of the protagonist.
Who is Abby Peterson?
"Today will not end in defeat; we will ______."
What is prevail?
A complete sentence requires these two parts.
What are a subject and a predicate?
Dangerous to your health
What is malignant?
Ross' best friend did this and it makes him upset.
What is ghosts / abandons him?
Green tea latte obsessed stepmother of the protagonist.
Who is Linda Maloy?
"The _____ bodyguard made me think twice about asking Taylor Swift for an autograph last night."
The following is an example of this type of sentence:
"I can't believe I got a 100 on that test!"
What is exclamatory?
Public show on a large scale
What is spectacle?
Sarah asks Ross to take part in this Christmas school event.
What is a talent show?
Popular girl who the protagonist has a crush on.
Who is Sarah Kennedy?
"Thankfully we did not need to pay for these items, they were __________."
What is complimentary?
This happens when a comma takes the place of a semicolon or period.
What is comma-splicing?
Fashionable and elegant
What is swanky?
The three best friends used this food item to make a friendship pact.
What is an Oreo?