Vocabulary
Author's Purpose
Theme
Text Evidence
Grammar
100

This is a word that has the opposite meaning of another word.

What is an antonym?

100


A commercial or billboard for a new sneaker is trying to do this to you.

What is persuade?

100

This is the definition of theme in a story.

What is the underlying message or life lesson of a text?

100

This is the term for the exact words taken from a story, which must be placed inside "special marks."

 What is a direct quote?

100

This part of speech is used to replace a specific noun, like using "she" instead of "Sarah."

What is a pronoun?

200

Using nearby words or sentences to figure out the meaning of an unknown word is using these.

What are context clues?

200

A science textbook or an encyclopedia is written for this reason.

What is inform?

200

This common theme suggests that people are stronger when they work together than when they are alone.

What is unity or teamwork?

200

When you put the author’s ideas into your own words instead of quoting them directly, you are doing this.

What is paraphrasing?

200


This punctuation mark is used to join two independent clauses without using a conjunction like "and."

What is a semicolon?

300

This noun refers to a short story about a real incident or person, often shared to make a point or be funny.

What is an anecdote?

300


A scary story or a funny joke book is written for this "E" purpose.

 What is entertain?

300

To find the theme, a reader should look at how the main character changes or what they learn after resolving this.

What is the conflict?

300

 To show your the evidence from the passage and text to prove an answer 

What is evidence?

300

These are the three words (a, an, and the) used to introduce a noun.

What are articles?

400

When an author hints at what is to come later in a story, they are using this technique.

What is foreshadowing?

400

An author writing a travel brochure using sensory details like "shimmering turquoise water" is likely trying to do this.

 What is to describe?

400

A poem that captures the exact feeling of a rainy Tuesday morning.

What is to describe (or express)?

400

To give credit to the source or author where you found your information is to do this.

What is cite?

400

This type of word modifies a verb, an adjective, or another word like itself, often ending in "-ly."

What is an adverb?

500

This 7-letter word describes a story or statement that is unclear or has more than one possible meaning.

What is ambiguous?

500

A grocery list or a map is used for this specific purpose.

What is inform?

500

These are three specific "tools" an author uses to reveal theme (e.g., symbolism, character growth, or conflict).

What are plot resolution, character change, motifs, or symbols?

500

This is the name for a guess or conclusion you make based on text evidence plus what you already know.

What is an inference?

500

This is the term for a "sentence" that is missing either a subject or a predicate, making it incomplete.

What is a sentence fragment?