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Literature
Literature
Anything Goes
Grammar
Grammar
100
his brothers
Don Meek wanted to play football because he had made a promise to who?
100
size
What is the one quality Don Meek was missing in order to become a good football player?
100
released it
What did Uncle Jim do after catching the big trout?
100
compound
According to is an example of what kind of preposition?
100
conjunction
Parts of Speech: In joy OR in sorrow, I know my Savior cares.
200
a fire
Glenn Cunningham's legs were crippled because of what?
200
relay
What event were the boys training for in "Off the Track"?
200
preposition
What is a word that shows how a noun or pronoun is related to some other word in the sentence?
200
for
What is the conjunction: "I will praise Thy name, O Lord; for it is good."
200
Preposition
Parts of Speech: BECAUSE OF the new regulations, we may no longer fish here.
300
Doc Fitch
Who kept giving Bill bad advice about his pitching style?
300
4 minutes
What was the time in which Glenn Cunningham wanted to run the mile in?
300
conjunction
What is a word that joins words or groups of words?
300
beside
The library cart, full of books, stood (a. beside) (b. besides) the shelves.
300
fewer
USAGE: We used LESS nails on this house than on the other one we built.
400
struck out
In the poem "Casey at the Bat" Casey does what?
400
he moved away
In "Off the Track," why did Denny Travers have to be replaced?
400
interjection
What is an exclamatory word that is not related to the other words in a sentence?
400
into
The police went (a. in) (b. into) the office after the burglary to get fingerprints.
400
had
USAGE: If only I HAD OF started earlier, I would be finished now.
500
trout
What was the type of fish Kerry was determined to catch?
500
His pitch hit a batter
What ruined "Smoke Warren's" baseball career?
500
subordinating conjunction
Adverb clauses are introduced by what?
500
Pronoun
Name the parts of speech: EVERYONE ran to see the accident when they heard the sirens.
500
She
USAGE: HER and Maya prepared a delicious meal for Mrs. Jenkins.