Meaningful Monday
Text Structure Tuesday
Wordy Wednesday
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Figurative Friday
100

What is the difference between TONE and MOOD?

Tone: the author's attitude toward the subject they are writing about 

Mood: the feeling the readers get when reading the author's words

100

What does cause and effect entail in a passage? 

It's a way of organizing information where a writer explains an event or action (the cause) and then describes what happens as a result of that event (the effect) 

100

How do you spell this word correctly? 

reazon

Reason 

100

Edit this sentence on your whiteboard: 

a black widows bote is fifteen times more poisonous than a rattlesnakes' byte

A black widow's bite is fifteen times more poisonous than a rattlesnake's bite. 

100

What is a stanza?

a group of lines forming the basic recurring metrical unit in a poem; a verse.

200

Are masquerade and reality synonyms or antonyms? Why?

Antonyms, because masquerade means to have a disguise, and reality is unmasking what is perceived as true. 

200

What does problem and solution entail in a passage?

A writing format where the author first presents a problem or issue, then explains a potential solution to that problem. 

200

How do you spell this word correctly? 

Treeson

Treason 

200

Edit this sentence: 

we will have tacos' next, thursday

We will have tacos next Thursday. 

200

What is personification? 

the attribution of a personal nature or human characteristics to something nonhuman, or the representation of an abstract quality in human form.

300

Fill in the blank using the following words: setting, antagonist, protagonist

The ___ is the main character in the story. 

The ___ is where the story takes place. 

The _____ causes complication for the main character. 

1st one: protagonist 

2nd one: setting 

3rd one: antagonist 

300

What does Compare and Contrast entail in a passage?

a way of organizing information in writing where the author analyzes the similarities and differences between two or more subjects, ideas, or concepts. 

300

How do you spell this word correctly? 

Fifthteenth

Fifteenth 

300

Edit the sentence

the spider waits for the insect's to fly into it's web

The spider waits for the insects to fly into its web. 

300

What is alliteration? 

the occurrence of the same letter or sound at the beginning of adjacent or closely connected words.

400

What is the main idea?

the point of the paragraph 

400

What does sequence of events entail in a passage?

a way of organizing information by presenting events in the order they happened, from beginning to end. 

400

How do you spell this word correctly? 

Hidin 

Hidden 

400

What is a reflexive pronoun? 

Provide an example

Pronouns that end in the word -self and refer back to the subject. The sentence wouldn't make sense without it. 

himself, herself, themself

400

What is figurative language?

a way of using words or phrases to convey meaning that is not literal or realistic.

500

What is an analogy

a comparison between two things, typically for the purpose of explanation or clarification.

500

Read the passage:

Every year, millions of people celebrate Earth Day on April 22nd. This special day is dedicated to promoting environmental awareness and encouraging people to take action to protect our planet. Activities like planting trees, cleaning up parks, and recycling are common on Earth Day. By participating in these events, individuals can contribute to a healthier environment and inspire others to join in.

Question:

What is the main purpose of Earth Day?

A) To celebrate nature with parties
B) To promote environmental awareness and action
C) To teach people about recycling techniques
D) To encourage the use of technology in daily life

B

500

What's the root word that means mono? 

one

500

What is an intensive pronoun?

Provide an example

They end in the word -self and are used to emphasize, or intensify a noun. Without it, the sentence would still make sense. 

500

What is a simile? 

a figure of speech involving the comparison of one thing with another thing of a different kind, used to make a description more emphatic or vivid.