Synonyms & Antonyms
Grammar
Vocabulary
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100

Which word is a synonym for BRITTLE?

Flexible

Breakable

Soft

Breakable

100

What does the SUBJECT of a sentence do?

a. describes the action

b. tells who or what the sentence is about

c. explains where someone is going

b. tells who or what the sentence is about

100

To ACQUIRE means to...

a. obtain

b. give

c. share

a. obtain

100

True or False?

A BIOGRAPHY is filled with important facts and details about a person's life.

TRUE

100

What does it mean to COMPARE and CONTRAST?

To COMPARE is to describe how things are alike and to CONTRAST is to describe the differences between two or more things.

200

Name a synonym for IDENTICAL.


same, alike, equal, exact, indistinguishable

200

Complete sentences have a _______ and a _______.


SUBJECT and a PREDICATE

200

If something is TREACHEROUS, it is unsafe because of ____________.

a. hidden dangers

b. monotremes

c.  DNA

a. hidden dangers

200

In the early 1800's, Mary Anning searched in the shadows of treacherous cliffs looking for ________?

FOSSILS

200

An author uses CAUSE-AND-EFFECT text structure to __________________________.

a. tell the order of events.

b. explain reasons why something happens and what happens as a result.

c. give key information about how things are similar.

b. explain reasons why something happens and what happens as a result.

300

What are SYNONYMS?

SYNONYMS are words with the same or similar meanings.

300

What are the singular forms of these nouns?

teeth, leaves, shelves, echoes

tooth, leaf, shelf, echo

300

What are CHROMOSOMES?

CHROMOSOMES are parts of DNA in cells that hold the genes.

300

What is DIALOGUE in narrative text?

DIALOGUE is the conversation between people--the words they speak.

300

Why do authors use CAPTIONS in informational text?

To help readers understand what is shown in photographs, diagrams, or illustrations.

400

Which two words are antonyms for the word SIGNIFICANT?

ORDINARY, RELEVANT, TRIVIAL, IMPORTANT 

ORDINARY, TRIVIAL

400

Name three ADJECTIVES.

Adjectives are describing words such as:

desolate, exposed, identical, ultraviolet, harsh, severe, shimmering, significant, remarkable, sufficient

400

Name three animals that are PREY to predators.

Prey is an animal that is hunted by another animal for food.  Some examples:  rabbits, squirrels, insects, deer, etc.

400

As a writer, what is the NARRATOR'S job?

The NARRATOR's job is to tell about an event with his/her actions, words, thoughts, and feelings.

400

From the selection 'Feathers: Not Just for Flying' we learned that most birds have thousands of feather, but their feathers have so many different jobs.  Name at least THREE of those jobs.

keep in warmth, act as a pillow or cushion, provide shade like an umbrella,  protect skin like sunscreen, soak up water to quench babies thirst, clean like a scrub brush, distract predators, provide camouflage to hide from predators, make sounds to get attention, attract attention with bright colors, dig holes, carry supplies, help birds float, help penguins glide on ice, help walk across snow, provide lift to fly

500

Name two antonyms for the word DESOLATE.

inhabited, populated, full, pleasant

500

 Name two COMMON nouns and two PROPER nouns.

Examples of COMMON nouns:

 city, principal, store, school

Examples of PROPER nouns:

Silverdale, Mrs. Galbreath, Safeway, Cougar Valley

500

Define HABITAT.

500 BONUS points if your team can name at least three different habitats.

A HABITAT is a place where a living thing lives or grows.  Examples: desert, lake, coral reef, forest, swamp, grassland, river, tundra, etc.

500

What characteristics of the selection 'Life at the Top' tell you it is informational text?

photographs, captions, real people, names of places, dates, 

500

Authors write FICTION to tell a story that they have created from their imagination.  Which of these are types of FICTION?

Biography, Fantasy, Mystery, Memoir, Fairy Tale

Fantasy, Mystery, Fairy Tale