Passport, Please!
Go Fish(er)!
Alien-telligence
What the Plot?!
Gate Expectations
100
This Passport news platform puts real-world reading at your fingertips.
PressReader
100
Mr. Fisher’s first name starts with K—not the C you might expect.
Kristopher
100
Your First Contact team studies alien communication as these language experts.
Linguists
100
“Spill the beans” means reveal a secret, not ruin lunch. This expression is an…
Idiom
100
In “The alien danced,” this word is the noun.
Alien
200
Passport’s AWL isn’t an airline. These three words explain the initials.
Academic Word List
200
Mr. Fisher’s favorite hobby involves a grill and delicious smoke.
BBQ
200
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Flint
200
DOUBLE POINTS: 400 points. Reveal the clue.
“Knight” and “night” share a sound, not a spelling. They’re these.
200
“Waved politely” is this half of “The tiny alien waved politely.”
Predicate
300
Passport articles report real events and ideas. This broad reading category deals in facts, not invented stories.
Nonfiction
300
Mr. Fisher coaches this sport for the Typhoons. Cue the bats, not the vampires.
Baseball
300
DOUBLE POINTS: 600 points. Reveal the clue.
Facts and details that support your claim about an alien are called…
300
“The school printer screamed for mercy.” This device gives objects human behavior.
Personification
300
In “Although Elsa worried, she opened the door,” “although Elsa worried” is this type of clause.
Dependent clause
400
Borrowing an author’s technique—not copying their sentences—is this kind of craft practice.
Emulation
400
His tabletop ASA features quests, dice, and a name shortened to D&D.
Dungeons & Dragons
400
Clicks, gestures, and repeated light patterns belong in this Alien Intelligence Report section.
Communication
400
DOUBLE POINTS: 800 points. Reveal the clue.
The story reaches its highest tension: the hero finally faces the villain. This plot stage is the…
400
“Elsa worried, but Anna stayed.” This sentence architecture joins two independent clauses with no dependent clause.
Compound
500
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Five
500
His costume project belongs to this team: the people you call for a haunting, not missing homework.
Ghostbusters
500
“Keep a safe distance while testing its signals” belongs in this report section—not under observations.
Recommendations
500
“Deafening silence” puts contradictory terms together in this figure of speech.
Oxymoron
500
DOUBLE POINTS: 1000 points. Reveal the clue.
“Although Elsa worried, Anna stayed, and Olaf danced.” This is its sentence architecture.