Word Work
Literary Elements
Parts of Speech
Figurative Language
Grammar
100

What does "resumed" mean?

to continue

100

What is theme? 

a universal statement/lesson a reader learns at the end of a story 

100
What part of speech is the term "they" ?

pronoun

100

What is personification?

giving human-like qualities to non-human things/objects.
100

What type of punctuation turns a word into a possessive? (takes ownership of something)

apostrophe

200
What does the transition word "initially" mean?

At first

200

What is exposition?

The beginning of story when the main characters and setting is introduced.

200

What part of speech is the word "encountered" ?

verb

200
"Her eyes glistened like diamonds." 

Simile

200

What type of verb is "The Coffee TASTED delicious" (linking, action, or helping)

linking verb

300

What does "disressed" mean?

worried

300

Poems use figurative language to create an image in the reader's mind. What is this called?

Imagery

300

What is the adjective in the following sentence? 

"The students were helpful in the classroom." 

helpful

300

"He is a lion"

metaphor
300

Is the following sentence a dependent or indpendent clause?

"While I was walking,"

dependent

400

What is a synonym for the word "transit" ? 

travel

400

How can you find the meaning of unknown words in a text?

Look for context clues 

400
What part of speech is the term "silently" ?

adverb

400

What is a hyperbole?

an extreme exaggeration

400

What type of nouns are capitalized?

Proper Nouns

500

What does the suffix "-ed" do to a word? (ex: stopped)

it makes a verb past tense

500

What are the three types of author's purpose?

to entertain

to persuade

to inform

500

What part of speech is the capitalized word in this sentence?

Many plant species depend on bats for POLLINATION.

Noun

500

What type of figurative langauge is the following phrase "I kept an eye on you". 

idiom
500

What is wrong with this quotation? (think punctuation)

"Does the music start at 4:00 or 4:30"? inquired Ms. Clark.

"Does the music start at 4:00 or 4:30?" inquired Ms. Clark.