1st
2nd
3rd
4th
5th
100
Find the two synonyms. Synonyms are words that have the same or similar meaning.
cup, glass, water
cup and glass
100
Match the affect to the cause.
Annie missed her school bus. What will happen next?
a. She got to school on time.
b. She arrived to school late.
b. She arrived to school late.
100
What does "precut" mean?
to cut before
100
Select the adjective.
Please read the interesting article.
interesting
100
What point of view does the narrator use in these sentences?
I used to love how my bedroom was decorated, but lately I'm not so sure. The walls are covered with the painted handprints of me and my best friend, Brianna. We started doing them back in first grade and added more handprints every year.
first person
200
Find the two antonyms. Antonyms are opposites.
pull, hold, push
pull and push
200
What does "crisp" mean? Use context clues to figure out the meaning.
These corn chips were crisp before, but now they are soft.
a. hard
b. old
a. hard
200
What does "fixable" mean?
to be able to fix
200
Select one preposition.
Scientists took notes outside the shark tank.
outside
200
Select the three words that make up the prepositional phrase.
Most hurricanes form in tropical areas.
in tropical areas
300
Correct this sentence. There are 3 mistakes.
i went to visit my cousins in florida
I went to visit my cousins in Florida.
300
Select the homophone of "here."
Did you hear what Mrs. Jones just said?
hear
300
Bruce finally found Mrs. Thornton and told her what had happened. She patted his arm and said, "Remember that this, too, shall pass."
Based on these sentences, what is Mrs. Thornton probably like? Rude or wise?
wise
300
What's a antonym of the word "sunny?"
cloudy, rainy
300
True or false: the following sentence is a metaphor-
The tomatoes were small red balloons.
true
400
Which sentence using present tense?
1. Colin laughs at my story.
2. Amy will ride her bike to the park.
1. Colin laughs at my story.
400
Select all the pronouns.
"She counted the change when we gave her the money."
she, we, her
400
We usually buy honey in a jar, but where does it come from? Honey starts with bees flying around looking for flowers. Once they find flowers, the bees collect nectar, which is a sugary liquid inside flowers. The bees fill up on nectar, then carry it back to their beehive. Next, other bees in the hive take the nectar. These bees put the nectar into little holes in a honeycomb, or frame made of wax. Finally, the bees fan the nectar with their wings to dry it. This makes the nectar thicker, until it becomes honey!
What text structure does the text use?
chronological order/sequence
400
What are homographs?
Words that are spelled the same but have different meanings and sometimes different pronunciations.
ex: bat
400
What are homophones?
Words that sound alike but have different meanings and often different spellings.
ex: to, too, two
500
The pink moon was high in the sky.
"Pink moons are good luck," I told Rex. "This will be a good night to hunt for buried treasure." My pup barked happily and wagged his tail.
Who is the narrator?
a. the dog
b. a dog owner
c. the moon
b. a dog owner
500
What kind of sentence is this? Question, command, or statement?
Hold the door open for us.
a command
500
What is the meaning of this simile?
Trying to find my missing sock was like looking for a needle in a haystack.
The sock was nearly impossible to find.
500
True or false: the following sentence is a compound sentence
Our dog Sparky had rolled around in the mud, so we gave him a bath.
true
500
Select the sentence with a sensory detail that describes a taste.
For about two years, I worked at a café every day after school. I liked the job, but there was one problem. Workers were allowed to eat as much as we wanted, for free. I could never resist biting into a buttery pastry fresh from the oven.
I could never resist biting into a buttery pastry fresh from the oven.