Verbs
Adjectives and Adverbs
Prepositions
Conjunctions and Transitions
Vocabulary
100

"She has finished her homework."

has

100

Which word modifies the noun? "The ruthless storm raged."

ruthless

100

Find the preposition: "The cat slept under the table."

under

100

Name the conjunction: "I brought an umbrella, for it was raining."

for

100

Match: Producing much fruit or creative work.

Prolific & Considerable

Prolific

200

Find the abstract noun: "Her devotion inspired us."

devotion

200

Find the adverb: "He answered peevishly."

peevishly

200

Identify the phrase: "They walked through the forest."

through the forest

200

Find the transition: "However, we stayed inside."

however

200

Match: Showing no pity or compassion.

Peevishly or Ruthless

Ruthless

300

Name two helping verbs in: "They will have arrived."

will and have

300

Identify the adjective showing amount: "A considerable effort."

considerable

300

What is the object? "He stood next to the fortress."

fortress

300

Which transition fits? "She studied hard; consequently, she aced it."

consequently

300

Match: An official pardon for political offenses.

Amnesty or Devotion

Amnesty

400

Identify the main verb and helping verb: "They were singing."

Were (Helping), Singing (Main)

400

"The playful puppy barked happily."

playful

400

Find BOTH prepositions: "Despite the rain, we walked across the bridge."

 Despite, Across

400

Identify the subordinating conjunction: "We played outside until it rained."

Until

400

To persuade someone using force or threats.

coerce

500

Identify the helping verb: "She has finished her homework."

has

500

"Give me those books."

those

500

Is "before" acting as a preposition or conjunction? "Wash hands before eating."

Preposition

500

Name a transition word used to show contrast or difference.

However / On the other hand/but

500

To strengthen or protect against attack.

fortify