English 9 Review Game!

VOCABULARY

100

This word means: to destroy utterly; obliterate

Annihilate

200

This word means: able to withstand and recover quickly from difficult conditions

Resilient

300

This word means: to beg someone earnestly or desperately to do something

Implore

400

This word means: to approach or address (someone) boldly or aggressively

Accosted 

500

This word means: to cancel or refrain from exacting or inflicting (a debt or punishment)

Remit 

GRAMMAR

100

Name the subject and verb(s) in this sentence:

"She went to the market." 

"She" and "Went"

200

Name the subject, verb(s), and direct object(s) in this sentence:

"He ate a sandwich for dinner."

"He" "ate" and "sandwich"

300

Name the subject, verb(s), and predicate nominative(s) / adjective(s) in this sentence: 

"Final exams will be wonderful."

"Exams" "will be" and " wonderful." "wonderful" = pa

400

Name the prepositional phrases in the following sentence: 

"The students wished for a longer break next year."

"for a longer break" and "next year"

500

What type of verb is in the following sentence?

"I waited by the porch for the Amazon package."

Intransitive complete

MLA / ETHOS, PATHOS, LOGOS

100

This is when credibility is based on emotional appeal to the audience.

Pathos

200

The following is an example of what rhetorical device?

"John Hoover, professor of health at the University of Minnesota, said that people should stop counting calories." 

Ethos

300

For an article with an author, this is put into the parenthesis for an MLA, in-text citation.  

(author's last name page number).

400

This rhetorical device is center around fact to support argumentative claims.

Logos

500

Come up with a well-worded, three point thesis for the following topic:

What is your stance on helping the environment? Is it people's responsibility? How should we help / why should we not?

teacher's decision 

POETRY TERMS

100

Give one example of a simile. 

comparison using "like" or "as"

200

The five senses

imagery 

300

This is an example of personification

giving human qualities to

400

A haiku has this many syllables.  

5, 7, 5

500

This is an example of alliteration 

same letter, and sound at the start of words written together

EDGAR ALLAN POE

100

These are the two main characters in "The Cask of Amontillado."

Montresor and Fortunato 

200

This is what causes Montresor to want to kill Fortunato

Revenge

300

This is how Monstresor kills Fortunato.

He walls him up brick by brick

400

This is how Fortunato is dressed

As a joker / jester, and in brightly colored clothes

500

This is Fortunato's last plea.

"For the love of God, Montresor!"