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LANGUAGE
ARTS
GAME
100

What are two synonyms for the word happy? 

glad, joyful, excited, etc...

100

What two words make up the contraction hasn't?

has not

100

If you want to add -ing to the word take, what do you have to do first?

Drop the e!

100

What part of the sentence is the subject?

The cat sleeps in the cardboard box.

The cat

100

What part of the sentence is the predicate?

Liam enjoyed the sushi.

enjoyed the sushi

200

What kind of punctuation do you use when you are saying something exciting?

Exclamation point

200

Tell me two words that rhyme with mice.

rice, ice, nice, spice, etc...


200

What is an antonym for the word sunny

cloudy, gray

200

How many syllables is in the word hippopotamus?

5

200

Give three examples of adjectives.

Any three describing words!

Examples:

pretty, funny, nice, blue, big, hot, round

300

What kind of nouns are always capitalized?

Proper nouns (people's names, place names, very important things)

300

What is the adjective in the sentence?

She is wearing a beautiful dress!

beautiful

300

What is a noun?

A person, place, thing, or idea.

300

What are two antonyms for the word sad?

happy, joyful, excited, thrilled, etc.

300

You should always start your sentences with...

a capital letter

400

What is the main idea of a text?

What the text is mostly about.

400

What is an author's perspective?

How they feel or think about the topic they are writing about.

400

Which word in the sentence is an adverb?

Jason quickly ate his breakfast.

quickly

400

When you want to add "ing" to a one syllable word that ends with a short vowel and then a consonant, what do you have to do before you add "ing"?

example word: flip

Double the last consonant. For example...

flip becomes flipping

400

What word is the past tense of make?

made

500
In a story plot, what is the most exciting part called?

climax

500

What suffix do you add to big to say something is the most big?

est

500

What is a verb?

An action word

500

What does it mean to compare and contrast?

Tell how two or more things are alike and different.

500

What do we call the lesson learned or the message in a story?

theme