🎭 Badly Worded Plot
😵 Guess the Title
Grammar Gone Wrong
Figurative Language
Books Turned Movies
100

A kid lives in a grey society… steals a baby and runs away in the snow.

The Giver

100

🐱 + 🧢

 The Cat in the Hat

100

“Me and him went to the store.”

“He and I went to the store.”

100

A comparison using “like” or “as” 

 Simile

100

This wizarding series follows a boy who discovers he’s famous in the magical world.

Harry Potter

200

Young boys get stranded on an island and turn into savages.

 👉 Lord of the Flies


200

🐁🐁 + 🚶🚶

 Of Mice and Men

200

“There is a lot of people.”




 ✅ There are a lot of people.

200

Giving human qualities to nonhuman things.

Personification

200

This classic children’s book about a pig and a spider was turned into an animated movie.

Charlotte's Web

300

A short guy inherits jewelry and must throw it in a burning pit.


👉 The Lord of the Rings

300

📔 + 🧒

 Diary of a Wimpy Kid

300

“Me and her are late.”

 ✅ She and I are late.

300

A contradiction that reveals a truth.

Oxymoron

300

This novel about a girl with a terminal illness was adapted into a popular 2014 film.

The Fault in Our Stars

400

A poor girl volunteers for a deadly TV show and starts a rebellion.

👉 The Hunger Games

400

📅 + ↻ + 💅

The Summer I Turned Pretty

400

Their going to the store

 → They’re going to the store ✅

400

An exaggerated statement not meant to be taken literally.

Hyperbole

400

This classic novel about a reclusive millionaire and the American Dream became a 2013 film starring Leonardo DiCaprio.

The Great Gatsby

500

Two rival gangs, poor vs. rich, church fire. AKA RALPH MACCHIO


 👉 The Outsiders

500

🐽 🕷️ 

Charlotte’s Web

500

“She don’t like homework.”

She doesn’t like homework.

500

A reference to a well known person, place, event, or work of literature.

Allusion

500

This dystopian novel features teens forced to fight to the death on live television.

The Hunger Games