Spelling/Grammar
Vocab/Context Clues
Figurative Language
100

Which part of this sentence is the dependent clause?

While she was waiting, she looked around the room.

"While she was waiting" because it needs more information.

100

If someone yells to you “Beware!” how should you react? Base your answer on the meaning of beware.

a. Walk slowly.

b. Pretend that you are very shy.

c. Pay attention and look out for danger.

c. Pay attention and look out for danger.

100

The following sentence is an example of what?

The man was as tall as a tree!

Simile

200

Which one is the correct spelling?

A. Nahlege

B. Knowledge

C. Knowlege

D. Nowledge

B. Knowledge

200

The Greek prefix para- can mean "beside"/"alongside" or "near"/"from". Use this information to answer the following question:

When Julianna wrote her paper, she paraphrased the President's speech. 

True or False: Julianna's paper would include direct quotes by the President.

False

200

What is the following sentence an example of?

Her eyes were diamonds.

Metaphor

300

Which part of this sentence is the dependent clause?

While she was waiting, she looked around the room.

"While she was waiting" because it needs more information.

300

Using context clues, determine the meaning of the italicized word:

The merchant ignored the peasant's words. "I hope you enjoy your reward," he said. "Thank you again and goodbye." He quickly departed

leaving, gone

300

What are the 3 Sound devices?

Onomatopoeia, Alliteration, and Consonance

400

Which one is the correct spelling?

A. reqired

B. riquiret

C. required

D. reqyred

C. required

400

What is the meaning of the word foe in this sentence?

The fiery dragon, outside the princess's castle, was the foe of the knight.

 

enemy

400

Which of these lines from “Jabberwocky” illustrate the clearest examples of onomatopoeia? Choose two answers. 

a. All mimsy were the borogoves,

b. The jaws that bite, the claws that catch!

c. The vorpal blade went snicker-snack!

d. He went galumphing back.

c. The vorpal blade went snicker-snack!

d. He went galumphing back.

500

In which way, if any, should the following sentence be changed to correct errors in pronoun-antecedent agreement? 

From an early age I wanted to be an artist, but her doodles were not very good.

 Change her to my.

500

If the hero of a story is slain on the battlefield, which statement is true? Base your answer on the meaning of slain.

a. He is lying in wait.

b. He is no longer living.

c. He needs medical treatment.

d. He is honored for his courage. 

b. He is no longer living.

500

 In the following sentence, which three words are the clearest example of alliteration?

The brave boy concealed his fear and prayed for luck as the beastly Jabberwock crashed through the trees, howling its challenge.

b. brave; boy; beastly