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200

How many letters are in the English alphabet?

26

200

What is the most commonly used letter in the English language?

e

It is used in 1/8 of all words!

200

Lasting for only a short period of time.

Temporary.

200

What do you call the child of your aunt or uncle?

Cousin.

200

Rearrange the sentence.

is boy The his homework. doing 

The boy is doing his homework.

300

Fix the sentence:

“If I will study tonight, I will pass the test.”

“If I study tonight, I will pass the test.”

300

Identify the conjunction: “I wanted to go, but I was busy.”

'but'.

300

“Despite rehearsing for weeks, Lina’s hands trembled as she stepped onto the stage.” How was Lina probably feeling?

Nervous or anxious.

300

A person who sees an event happen and can describe it.

Witness.

300

Fix the sentence.

“He asked me where was I going after school.”

“He asked me where I was going after school.”

400

Fix the sentence:

“Although the journey was difficult we continued.”

“Although the journey was difficult, we continued.”

400

Identify the part of speech of light in this sentence: “Please light the candle.”

Verb.

400

A strong desire to know or learn something.

Curiosity.

400

“Nita grabbed her umbrella before leaving, although the sky was still clear.” What was she expecting?

She expected that it might rain.

400

Fix the Sentence

“Neither John nor his friends was prepared for the test.”

“Neither John nor his friends were prepared for the test.”

500

Identify the part of speech of before in: “I had seen the film before.”

Adverb.

500

“The teacher, along with her students, ___ attending the ceremony.”

'is.'

500

Combine these two sentences using 'who': “The girl won the contest. She is my cousin.”

"The girl who won the contest is my cousin."

500

What does “hit the nail on the head” mean?

You are exactly correct.

500

Complete and explain the idiom: “Don’t judge a book by ___.”

Its cover—do not judge someone or something only by appearance.

600

Rewrite using indirect speech: Maya said, “I am working on my presentation.”

Maya said that she is working on her presentation.

600

Explain the irony: “The fire station burned down.”

A place responsible for preventing fires was itself destroyed by one.

600

Complete the third conditional: “If she had studied harder, she ___ the examination.”

'would have passed.'

600

Rearrange the sentence:

my goes never the friend to pool

My friend never goes to the pool.

600

What does scarce mean?

Limited or difficult to find.

700

Replace 'very angry' with one precise adjective.

Furious.

700

Identify the technique: “I’ve told you a million times.”

Hyperbole/exaggeration.

700

Rewrite in the passive voice: “The students organized the event.”

"The event was organized by the students."

700

A word describing something that cannot be avoided or prevented.

Inevitable.

700

What does ''summarize'' mean?

give a brief statement of the main points of (something).

800

“Empowered women don’t wait for doors to open—they build their own.” said____

(From the presentation)

Juliana Silva 

800

Identify the tense: “By next Friday, we will have completed the project.”

Future perfect tense.

100 extra points if you can explain why it is this tense.

800

This sentence uses two techniques. Name at least one. +100 if you can name both:

“The wind whispered warnings through the trees.”

Alliteration & personification.

800

Rewrite without changing the meaning: “The last time I saw him was two years ago.”

I haven’t seen him for two years.

800

Say this number correctly: 3,154,275,573,493.

Three trillion, one hundred fifty four billion, two hundred seventy five million, five hundred seventy three thousand, four hundred ninety three.