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Punctuation
Spelling
Parts of Speech
Figurative Language
Adjectives
100
What punctuation is used at the end of a declarative sentence
A period
100

Spell the 4 letter word that rhymes with bear. It can fit where the blank is in this sentence. Please don't (blank) your homework!

tear

100
Which part of speech is a person, place, idea, or thing?
noun
100

Which two words let you know a comparison is a simile and not a metaphor?

like and as

100
What is the adjective in this sentence? The frog is green.
green
200
In the following sentence what punctuation is needed? Juan said that the bus was late
Period
200
Spell the word that means also and rhymes with flew. It can fit in the blank of the following sentence: His little brother wanted to go (blank).
too
200
in, at, to, under, around - examples of
Prepositions
200

Do you ever feel like a plastic bag? Is this a simile? 

yes or true 

200
What is the adjective in this sentence? Look! A huge dinosaur!
Huge
300
What punctuation is used at the end of an interrogative sentence?
A question mark.
300
Spell the day that comes before Thursday
Wednesday
300
jump, fishes, is, was, - examples of
verbs
300

I like to eat macaroni. Is this a simile?

No, false

300

What is the adjective(s) in this sentence? My scary brown dog is so fluffy.

scary, brown, fluffy

400
What punctuation is used to separate words in a series?
A comma
400
Spell the word that means a place and rhymes with bear. It can fit in the blank of the following sentence: (blank) is where we will meet.
There
400
Happy, ugly, rich, brown, - examples of
adjectives
400

What two things are being compared in this simile? Do you ever feel like a plastic bag?

you and plastic bag

400

What is the adjective(s) in this sentence? I saw a long, black limo yesterday.

long, black

500

What punctuation(s) are needed at the end of exclamatory and imperative sentences? 

(!) and (.)
500

Spell the word given to you by a teacher. 

artificial

500

quietly, carefully, yesterday, tomorrow

adverbs

500

What two or more things are being compared in this simile? Alligator tastes like eating chicken and fish mixed together.

alligator to chicken and fish

500

What are the adjective(s) in this sentence? The sweet frosted cake smells yummy and delicious!

sweet, yummy, delicious, frosted