Vocabulary Development
Elements of Literature
Poetry
Text Structures
Mechanics
100

"How can you be so unconcerned?" The root of unconcerned is

concern

100

When and where the story takes place is called

the setting

100

Groups of lines called stanzas can be found in what kind of text

poetry

100

Something you can prove. It is a true statement!

a fact!

100

Fill in the blank with the correct form of wash: "My sister and I ________ our laundry together."

washed

200

"Okay," Kevin said, smiling. "Let's have a postgame meal." The prefix "post-" from the word postgame mean

 after

200

People or animals in a story are called

the characters

200

Silly, silly, silly, Soft, slithering snake. Still you slither, still you slink, Then stop, still as a stake. This is an example of what part of speech...

an alliteration

200

"The pizza crust was as soggy as a piece of cardboard" is an example of what type of figurative language? 

a simile

200

Fill in the blank with the correct form of drink: "I _________ my juice last night."

drank

300

Read this sentence. And he thought creatively in ways others didn't. The word creatively means

differently

300

Its the beginning, middle, and end

the plot

300

In poetry, one "paragraph" is known as

a stanza

300

What type of graphic organizer shows how things are alike, and how they differ

a Venn diagram

300

ugly, fat, sweet, curious, spicy--- words used to describe are called....

adjectives

400

"Last year, it was so cold when the wind blew at several knots that people turned blue!" The homophone for blew is

blue

400

When you're writing, what you're writing about is called

the topic

400

"Like" and "bike", "man" and "can" are words that sound alike or ____ ____.

rhyming words

400

A cause is a person, thing, or an event that makes something happen. The result or the things that happens is called....

the effect

400

The adjectives in the sentence, "The happy woman bowed, then gave the big crowd a wide grin." are

happy, big, and wide

500

"Remember, you can always stash things under rocks or in closets." Another word for stash is

hide

500

"Honesty is the best policy", "Giving is more important than receiving", and "Don't be afraid to try something new" are examples of

a theme

500

When something that isn't human, like an animal or an object, is given human-like characteristics ..... 

a personification

500

Step 1: Make cake mix. Step 2: Put mix in the oven. Step 3: Eat the cake. This is an example of what type of text structure?

sequence and order

500

Words that describe actions

adverb