Show:
Plot
Character
Theme
Figurative Language
Vocabulary
100
The place that Rowley has a membership at.
What is the Country Club?
100
The one that plays video games.
Who is Greg?
100
Gets himself in trouble.
What is Greg?
100
Greg reads in the tabloid that North America will be under water in 6 months.
What is a Hyperbole?
100
A man who is not and has never been married.
What is a bachelor?
200
The reason Frank (Greg's Dad) gives the baseball tickets to the police.
What is Greg called the police on his father.
200
The character that bands Greg from the Country Club.
Who is Mr. Jefferson (Rowley's Dad)
200
Their friendship ends because of Greg's injury.
What is Greg and Rowley?
200
Greg has a fear of watermelon because he is afraid that a watermelon will grow in his stomach is he eats the seeds.
What is a Metaphor?
200
Evaluate again or differently.
What is re-evaluate?
300
The amount that Greg and Rowley need to pay the country club.
What is $83?
300
He left Leisure Towers to get a dog.
Who is Frank (Greg's Father)?
300
Greg didn't complete the lawn mowing job so someone had to finish it for him.
Who is Frank (Greg's Dad)?
300
Rowley thinks Greg is a manipulator of electricity.
What is a simile?
300
Having lived or existed for a year or a year old.
What is a yearling?
400
The name that Greg uses for his new business
What is the V.I.P Lawn Service?
400
Caring woman who tried to resolve the fight between Greg and Rowley.
Who is Susan (Greg's Mother)?
400
She is concerned and always trying to make things better.
Who is Susan (Greg's Mom)?
400
Greg is lazy and likes to stay inside and play video games.
What is a Personification?
400
Small changes.
What is tweaks?
500
The reason Greg lost the video game championship.
What is Rowley smashed Greg's hand?
500
The girl that hung out with Greg and Rowley.
Who is Trista?
500
The person who made Frank get a dog.
Who is Grandpa?
500
Gramma stops using her cordless phone because she read in a tabloid that it erases the memories of the elderly.
What is Hyperbole?
500
A thing intended to simulate or copy something else.
What is Imitation?