Grammar
Poppy
Wonder
RACES
Poetry/Fig. Language
100

What is the INTERJECTION in this sentence:  Eek! There’s ants crawling up on my leg!

Eek!

100

Which character loves salt?

Ereth

100

What is the name of the teacher who gave precepts every month?

Mr. Brown

100

What is “For example,” used for in R.A.C.E.S.?

It is used to CITE EVIDENCE.

100

In a poem, what is a row of words called?

A line

200

What is the preposition in this sentence:  The apple is on the tree.

on

200

Which character dies in the first chapter of the book?

Ragweed

200

Who was August’s first friend at Beecher Prep?

Summer

200

How many pieces of EVIDENCE should you have?

Two or more

200

Simile or Metaphor?  Timmy was a turtle.

Metaphor

300

Locate the predicate in the following sentence:  Justin, Bobby’s friend, played on the trampoline.

played on the trampoline

300

What was the name of the main forest in Poppy?

Dimwood Forest

300

What is the name of the new dog that the Pullman’s got at the end of the book?

Bear

300

In which category of R.A.C.E.S. would you use the word “Therefore”?

Sum It Up

300

What is the OXYMORON in this sentence:  I can’t wait to eat jumbo shrimp!

Jumbo shrimp

400

What are the prepositions in this sentence?  I sat beside the new kid during lunch.

Beside, during

400

What was the color of the flag the mice had to hold up to show that they surrender?

White

400

What was the name of the play that Via was in?

Our Town

400

What is Mrs. Smith’s favorite “wrap it up” sentence starter?

“As you can see,”

400

What do you call poetry without a specific meter, and often has incorrect grammar or punctuation?

Free Verse

500

What does FANBOYS stand for?

For, and, nor, but, or, yet, so

500

How did Mr. Ocax die?

Mr. Ocax hit the salt block on the pole.

500

What was the name of the award that August received at the end-of-year graduation ceremony?

The Henry Ward Beecher award.

500

What does R.A.C.E.S. stand for?

RESTATE the question, ANSWER the question, CITE EVIDENCE, EXPLAIN and ELABORATE, SUM it up

500

What is the RHYTHM in a poem? (Define it)

The beat, sound, and feel of a poem.