VOCAB WORDS
This word means a large quantity or plentiful supply of something.
What is ABUNDANCE?
What are the different point of views?
What is third person, first person, or second person (you just need to say one)
This type of noun refers to a general location, like "park," "restaurant," or "school," rather than a specific name of a place.
What is COMMON NOUN?
spell the word full of harm
harmful
This term refers to a type of school where students live on campus during the school term and receive both education and lodging.
What is BOARDING SCHOOL
This word describes the scenery or background behind the main action of a stage or event.
What is BACKDROP?
In this point of view, the narrator might say, "I felt nervous as I stepped onto the stage, knowing all eyes were on me," sharing only their own thoughts and feelings.
First Person
What kind of noun is "city" or "car"
Please spell the word that refers to an idea or recommendation you offer to someone, like when you give advice.
Suggestion
This word can mean to feed on grass in a field or to touch lightly while passing.
What is GRAZE?
This word refers to a prolonged period of abnormally low rainfall, leading to a shortage of water.
What is DROUGHT?
This point of view uses pronouns like "I" or "we" and focuses on the narrator's own experiences or thoughts.
What is first person?
This type of noun refers to general people, places, things, or ideas, rather than specific ones, such as "dog," "city," or "school."
What is a common noun?
Please spell the word that describes someone who is considerate and cares about others' feelings.
thoughtful
This word can mean a sudden, unexpected event or a strong emotional reaction; it can also describe a sudden physical jolt.
WHAT IS SHOCK?
This word describes something related to formal events, often with special customs or traditions.
ceremonial
This point of view uses pronouns like "he," "she," or "they" to tell a story, focusing on the actions or thoughts of characters.
What is third person?
This type of noun refers to specific names of people, places, or things and is always capitalized, like "New York," "Michael," or "Monday."
What is a proper noun?
Please spell the word that means 'to a very great degree,' like how you might feel when you're really excited about something.
extremely
This word can refer to something done by hand or a book that provides instructions or guidance on a specific subject.
This word refers to the ability to withstand or endure difficult conditions or the capacity to keep going for a long time without giving up (OLD VOCAB WORD).
This point of view addresses the reader directly using the pronoun "you," as in "You walk into the room and immediately feel the tension in the air."
This type of noun is always capitalized, such as “Shakespeare” or “Mount Everest.”
What is a PROPER NOUN?
Please spell the word that describes doing something with excitement or enthusiasm, like how you might wait eagerly for your birthday.
EAGERLY
This word refers to a group of people living together in an organized way, often sharing common institutions, traditions, and laws (OLD VOCAB WORD).
What is society?