Figurative Language
Parts of Speech
Context Clues
Do What
Random
100

I have told you a million times to do your homework!

Hyperbole

100

I bought a beautiful dress at the mall.

adjective

100

The movie star’s large and beautiful home was 

palatial.

A. Ugly

B. Tiny

C. amazing

D. like a palace

D. like a palace

100

17 Explain how the author creates a sense of mystery in the chapter. Support your answer with important details from the chapter.


do: explain and support

what: sense of mystery and important details

100

Which graphic organizer would you use for this prompt and why?

Your teacher gives you a camera and asks you to take pictures of three things you like at school. Explain what you take pictures of and why you like these things.


TIDE

You are being asked to explain.

200

She's as happy as a clam!

Simile

200

I want to go to a university in Massachusetts. 

noun

200

Slavery was abolished in the U.S. after the Civil War. 

A. outlawed

B. exchanged

C. running 

D. common

A. outlawed

200

Based on the selection, describe Turtle’s character traits. Support your answer with important details from the selection.


do: describe and support

what: turtle's character traits and important details

200
How does the turning point in a book affect the plot?

It changes the plot dramatically.

300

The sky misses the sun at night.

Personification

300

On Saturdays, I work from 9 to 5.

verb

300

Pedestrians should look both ways before crossing the street.

A. crosswalks

B. walkers

C. parrots

D. stoplights


B. walkers

300

Imagine your school closes for the day, and you can do anything you want. Write a story about what happens.


do: imagine and write

what: school closes for a day, what happens

300

Should you read the prompt or the directions first in an open response question?

directions

400

You are my sunshine.

Metaphor

400

What did she ask you to do?

pronoun

400

The frigid water made Elizabeth’s teeth chatter. 

A. clean

B. warm

C. cold

D. green

C. cold

400

Imagine you received a package in the mail from a special person. Using details, write about what happened when you opened the package.



do: imagine, use, and write

what: received package from someone, details, happens when opening the package

400

How can you tell the difference between the prompt and the directions?

The directions are bolded and bulleted. 

500

Opportunity knocked at the door.

Personification

500

If we finish our homework quickly we can go to the movies.

adverb

500

Typewriters became obsolete with the development of personal computers.

A. popular

B. out-dated

C. careful

D. round

 

B. Out-dated

500

Write about a time you worked hard for something. For example, you may have worked hard to win a game, make money for something, or earn a reward in class. Describe what you did and how you felt.


do: write and describe

what: worked hard for something and what I did and how I felt

500
Create an example of alliteration.

Amy amazingly ate eight apples. 

The dog dug a deep ditch.