Figurative Language
Vocabulary
Spelling
Idioms
Character, Setting, & Plot
100

I've told you a million times to clean your room!

hyperbole

100

barricade

to block or stop

100

What do most football teams have to do when it is 4th down and 25 yards?

punt

100
My husband washes the dishes once in a blue moon.

rarely

100

Kaytelyn was raking up the left over hay that fell off the roll. 

barn/farm

200

I move fast like a cheetah on the Serengeti.

simile

200

apprehensive

anxious or uneasy about something that might happen

200

My brother went fishing and caught a 25lb. snapping _____!

turtle

200

Michael sat on the fence about coming to school today.

undecided

200

Seth was instigating conflict between Aleigha and Ali-Jo by spreading gossip that was not true, just to see them scream at each other during class and get sent to the office.

plot

300

She is as happy as a clam.

simile

300

bluff

steep cliff or hill

300

In the track and field sport, my sister throws the ______ 150 feet!

discus

300

Kalub spilled the beans to the opposing team about our new offensive play!

tell a secret 

300

The class enjoyed the lab they go to do today in science class.

setting

400

What is a hyperbole?

an exaggeration 

400

restitution

payment that is made to another person for damage or chaos

400

In World Geography class, we learned about the 7 ______.

continents

400

Julian delivers the mail come rain or shine.

no matter what

400

Gabe and Mason joined the Marines and graduated from boot camp at the same time.  Gabe received orders that he was being stationed in a remote town in Alaska that is only accessible by plane.  Mason received orders that he was being stationed in Honolulu, Hawaii.  Gabe became jealous of Mason because he did not want to be stuck in a remote, cold place and wanted to be Hawaii where it is sunshine and summertime year round.  Gabe devised a plan to sabotage Mason so their orders would be swapped and Mason would be sent to the cold climate.

plot

500

What is a simie?

comparing two things using the words like or as

500

rigorous

strict; extremely thorough

500

I attend ______ _______ High School.

Twin Springs

500

Take whatever Riley says with a pinch of salt.

not seriously

500

Mr. Shipley's class went to the football game and it was so crowded, there were no seats available.  The whole had to stand at the fence and listen to the fans scream.

setting