Parts of Speech
Writing
Vocabulary
Fiction
Literary Devices/Figurative Language
100

A person, place, thing, or idea.

What is a noun?

100

This paragraph should always come at the beginning of an essay

What is an introduction paragraph

100

An antonym for beautiful

What is ugly?



100

This is where a story takes place

What is the setting

100

When an author repeats a word or phrase multiple times for emphasis

What is repetition?

200

An action word

What is a verb?

200

This should always be used to support your writing

What is text evidence or a quote?

200

A synonym for grateful

What is thankful?

200

This is what we call all the events of a story

What is the plot

200

A comparison using the words "like" or "as"

What is a simile

300

A word that describes a noun

What is an adjective?

300

This type of writing's purpose is normally to entertain or tell a story

What is narrative or fiction?

300

A synonym for pleasant

What is enjoyable, good, or nice?

300

This could include first, second, or third person

What is point of view

300

A common English idiom is "It's raining ______ and _______"

What is cats and dogs?

400

A word that describes a verb

What is an adverb?

400

This sentence should always come at the end of the introduction paragraph

What is a main claim or thesis

400

A synonym for catastrophe

What is a disaster?

400

The main character of a story

What is a protagonist

400

An extreme exaggeration

What is a hyperbole?

500

A word that can join two parts of a sentence together

What is a conjunction

500

This type of writing includes no direct evidence from the text and provides a wide overview of the material in the text

What is a summary?

500

An antonym for mediocre

What is exceptional?

500

A lesson or message that can be communicated by a work of fiction

What is a theme

500

This common English idiom is used to express how easy a task is

What is a piece of cake?