Parts of Speech
Myths
Figurative Language
Yasuhara
Sentence Structure
100

Person, place, thing, or idea

What is a noun?

100

Myths typically explain this.

What is nature or natural phenomenon?

100

WOW! Is considered this part of speech.

What is an exclamation?

100

This is the mascot of Yasuhara.

What is a Phoenix?

100

What the sentence is all about. 

What is the subject?

200

This is the action word of the sentence or telling what the subject is doing.

What is a verb?

200

This myth was about a king who turned everything to gold that he touched.

What is King Midas (and the Golden Touch?)

200

"I told you a billion times to close the door!" is this figurative language.

What is hyperbole?

200

The building is made up of these with classrooms in them.

What are neighborhoods?

200

This goes at the end of all sentences.

What is punctuation/What are punctuation marks?

300

This part of speech modifies/describes a noun.

What is an adjective?
300

This character challenged Arachne to a weaving competition and then turned her into a spider.

Who is Athena?

300

"The classroom was a zoo" is an example of this type of figurative language, where one thing is compared to another using "like" or "as."

What is a simile?

300

These are four sports or clubs offered at Yasuhara. 

What is volleyball, football, flag football, Dungeons and Dragons, Cooking Club, Cheerleading, wrestling, basketball, softball, baseball, track, cross country, Spectrum Club, 

300

Ms. Via ALWAYS tells you to include these TWO things...one at the beginning and one at the end... when you write a complete sentence.

What is a capital letter and ending punctuation?

400

This part of speech modifies a verb, adjective, or another adverb. It often answers questions like "How?" "When?" or "Where?" What is it?

What is an adverb?

400

This hero, known for his incredible strength, completed twelve labors, including slaying the Nemean Lion and capturing the Golden Hind of Artemis.

Who is Heracles/Hercules?
400

In the phrase "Time is a thief," this type of figurative language is used to suggest that time can steal moments from our lives, even though it is not literally capable of theft.

What is a metaphor?

400

These are the name of the principal, vice principal, and principal assistant.

Who is Mrs. Lundberg, who is Ms. Rendall, and who is Mr. Dehlbom?

400

These are the TWO parts of a sentence that include the subject and the verb with everything after the verb.

What is the subject and predicate?

500

In the sentence "Mom baked delicious, warm, chocolate chip cookies," what part of speech are the words Mom AND delicious?

What is Proper Noun and Adjective?

500

The daughter of the Titan Oceanus, she was cursed by Athena to turn her hair into snakes and become a monster who could turn people to stone with her gaze.

Who is Medusa?

500

These are examples of an Idiom and Alliteration. (Create one of each)

Idioms: It's raining cats and dogs, the early bird catches the worm, a fish in a small pond, or others

Alliteration: Silly Sally Sipped Cider; Hop, hop, hippety hop; Daring dogs dashed down the dusty dirt road, or others

 

500

These are five spaces in Yasuhara.

What is the cafeteria, library, classrooms, learning stairs, bathrooms, gym, main office, nurse's room, Business Office, huddle rooms, cubby in the neighborhoods, weight room
500

This is the name of TWO SENTENCES put together with a conjunction like "and".

What is a compound sentence?