Vocab
Figurative Language
Parts of speech
Semi-Colons and Commas
100

What does oblivion mean?

The state of being disregarded or forgotten. 
100

What is this an example of: The sun smiled and waved at me as I passed by.

Personification

100

What part of speech is used to connect words or phrases?

Conjunction

100

What is a semi-colon?

Seperates two independent clauses, must be related in meaning, also used for items in a series, or to connect subordinating conjunctions.

200

What does chary mean?

Characterized by great caution and wariness

200

What is the difference between a simile and metaphor?

A simile compares two things using "like" or "as", metaphors compare two things without using those words. 

200

What part of speech usually ends in -ly?

Adverb

200

What is a comma?

Used between a independent and dependent clause, seperates items in a series, used for places, dates, when someone is speaking

300
What does impoverished mean?

Poor enough to need help from others

300

What is this an example of:

"Ruff, Ruff" barked the dog. 

Onomatopeia

300

What is a preposition?

Shows relationship between a noun or pronoun- expresses special relationship, time or logic

300

Does this sentence need a comma or semi-colon: My favorite food is tacos. 

No

400

What does precariously mean?

In a precarious manner

400

What is this an example of: Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers. 

Alliteration

400

What part of speech describes and/or modifies a noun?

Adjective

400
Can semi-colons and commas be used interchangeably?

No

500

What does magnanimous mean?

Noble and generous in spirit

500

What are 7 common figurative language types?

Alliteration, Idiom, Onomatopeia, Simile, Metaphor, Hyperbole, and Personification

500

What are the 8 parts of speech?

Noun, prounoun, verb, adjective, conjunction, preposition, interjection, and adverb

500

Does this sentence need a comma or semicolon: English is my favorite subject however I also love math and science. 

This sentence needs both a semi-colon and a comma.