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WILDCARD!
FIND THE PREPOSITION
FIND THE CONJUNCTION
FIND THE ADVERB AND THE VERB
PRONOUN AND/OR PROPER NOUN
100

a word that describes a noun. Example: He has THREE NEW books.

What is adjective?

100
Nell is hiding behind the curtain.
What is behind?
100
Naomi did her homework, but left it at home.
What is but?
100
Cindy often flies kites on Sundays.
What is often and flies?
100
Mother gave us five dollars.
What is us?
200

a word that shows the relationship between a noun and another word (or words). Example: Sarah dropped her book IN the water.

What is: a preposition

200
Please don't talk during the movie!
What is during?
200
Jeff wore sunscreen so he would not burn.
What is so?
200
Kristin always gets good grades.
What is always and gets?
200
He can't find the book.
What is he?
300

a word used to join together words or groups of words in a sentence. Example: Jim went to the zoo AND the museum.

What is: conjunction

300
The meteor raced across the sky.
What is across?
300

He is not hungry, nor is his thirsty.

What is nor?

300
You play the piano very well!
What is play and well?
300
Mrs. Wilson made some lemonade.
What is Mrs. Wilson?
400

a word that refers to or is used in place of a noun. Example: HE can't find his socks anywhere!

What is: pronoun

400
The monster hid under the bridge.
What is under?
400
Would you prefer chocolate or vanilla?
What is or?
400
Hugo never goes to the mall.
What is never and goes?
400
She has a cat that just had kittens!
What is she?
500

A word that describes a verb, and adjective or an adverb. Example: It rained STEADILY for three days.

What is an adverb?

500
It is hard to swim against the current.
What is against?
500

The team practiced very little, yet they managed to win the championship.

What is yet?

500
The light shined brightly in my eyes.
What is shined and brightly?
500
Thursday is a holiday.
What is Thursday?