Novels
Sentence Openers
Grammar
Figurative Language
Writing/Dress Ups
Vocab 1
Vocab 2
Vocab 3
100

What is the setting of The Witch of Blackbird Pond?

Wethersfield, Connecticut

100

Identify the opener:

Let's go!

#6 VSS

100

Identify the error:

i hoped we would be going to Myrtle Beach this year.

I

100

Identify the figure of speech:

Boom!

Onomatopoeia

100

Identify the dress-up:

Lightning McQueen, who was in the lead, zoomed steadily around the track with a self-assured smile on his face.

-ly adverb

100

Define abrupt.

sudden, expected, so short as to seem rude

100

Define authentic.

worthy of belief, genuine, agreeing with the facts

100
Define mishap.

bad luck, a minor accident

200

What is the setting of Call of the Wild?

Yukon Gold Rush, Alaska

200

Identify the opener:

I can't wait for Summer!

#1 Subject

200

Identify the error:

I hoped we wood be going to Myrtle Beach this year.

would

200

Identify the figure of speech:

Julie jumped for joy!

alliteration

200

Identify the dress-up:

Lightning McQueen, who was in the lead, zoomed steadily around the track with a self-assured smile on his face.

strong verb

200

Define obstinate.

stubborn, unyielding

200

Define sinister.

wicked, evil, threatening evil

200

Define disperse. 

To scatter or spread widely.

300

What is the setting of Up From Slavery?

Post Civil War Southern States

300

Identify the opener:

When we go camping, I plan to make smores.

#5 Clausal

300

Identify the errors:

I hoped we would be going to myrtle beach this year.

Myrtle Beach

300

Identify the figure of speech:

How now brown cow?

assonance

300

Identify the dress-up:

Lightning McQueen, who was in the lead, zoomed steadily around the track with a self-assured smile on his face.

who/which clause

300

Define interrupt.

to stop by breaking in upon

300

Define implore.

to beg earnestly

300

Define perplex.

To puzzle or confuse.

400

What is the point of view of Call of the Wild?

Third Person Omniscient

400

Identify the opener:

Swinging in the hammock, the camper slowly dozed off to birdsong.

#4 -ing

400

Identify the errors:

We singed two songs in music class

sand

.

400

Identify the figure of speech:

My joy is complete.

Metaphor

400

Identify the dress-up:

Lightning McQueen, who was in the lead, zoomed steadily around the track with a self-assured smile on his face.

quality adjective

400

Define elegant

pleasingly graceful and stylish

400

Define dire.

extreme, dreadful, requiring immediate attention

400

Define apprehend.

to understand

500

What is the point of view of Up From Slavery?

First Person

500

Identify the opener:

Hopefully, we will go to the beach this summer.

#3 -ly opener

500

Identify the errors:

we sang too songs in music class.

We

two

500

Identify the figure of speech:

The sky rumbled it's discontent.

personification

500

What are the parts of a thesis statement?

Your opinion and a quick summary of your main supporting points.

500

Define incessant.

continuing without pause in an annoying manner

500

Define domicile.

home

500

Define abound.

to exist in large amounts

600

What is the point of view of The Witch of Blackbird Pond?

Third Person Limited

600

Identify the opener:

At 12:00 on Thursday, the bell will ring and I will be free!

#2 Preposition

600

Identify the errors:

i went two kroger.

to

Kroger

600

Identify the figure of speech:

Summer break is like joy wrapped in a package.

simile

600

What is a counterclaim?

A potential argument that opposes your belief/opinion.

600

Define dingy.

gloomy, drab, and dirty

600

Define hoard.

to accumulate by saving or hiding

600

Define wield.

to handle a weapon or tool; to exert power or influence

700

What is the genre of the 3 novels we read?

Up From Slavery - literary nonfiction/autobiography

Call of the Wild - Adventure Fiction

The Witch of Blacbird Pond - Historical Fiction

700

Identify the opener:

When we go to the beach, we need to remember to bring towels because we always forget!

#5 Clausal

700

Identify the errors:

I red a book call the giver.

read

The Giver

700

What is the tone of a poem?

The author's attitude.

700

What is the purpose in addressing the counterclaim?

It lets the reader know you are anticipating the opposing argument and have considered a rebuttal.

700
Define intrigue.

secret scheming, plotting

700
Define notorious.

generally known and talked of in an unfavorable manor

700

Define endure.

to remain fire under suffering, without yielding

800

What does Booker teach in his novel?

The value of hard work, the need for forgiveness towards others, and the joy in knowing you can accomplish anything.

800

Identify the opener:

Leaping from lily to lily, the frog tried to reach the tasty looking bug.

#4 -ing verb phrase

800

Identify the errors:

If I had one wish. I wood wish for a million wishs too all come true.

, not .

would

wishes

to

800

What is the theme of a poem?

A one word summary of it's content/subject.

800

What are the five parts of a 5 paragraph essay.

Introduction Paragraph

Body Paragraph 1 = Main Point #1

Body Paragraph 2 = Main Point #2

Body Paragraph 3 = Main Point #3

Conclusion Paragraph

800

Define retrospect.

looking back

800

Define prone.

tending to do a certain thing

800

Define wary.

watchful and very cautious

900

How does Kit change?

She learns to care for others, not act on impulse, and work hard.

900

Identify the opener:

With any luck, I will remember to bring suntan lotion.

#2 Prepositional

900

Identify the errors:

as with all trips its important to bee prepared

A

, after trips

it's

be

.

900

Name a symbol that represents love.

Teacher decides.

900

Create a sentence using a who/which clause.

teacher decides

900

Define eloquent.

persuasive or fluent in speech

900

Define degrade.

to lower in rank, character, or value; to put down

900

Define adjacent.

next to; joining