VOCABULARY
FIGURATIVE LANGUAGE
SENTENCES
WORDS and EXTENSIONS
GRAMMAR RULES
100

This word refers to a hand/verbal gesture.

What is a signal?

100

What is a simile? (Give an example).

A simile is a comparison with "like" or "as...as"

100

What is a simple sentence?

A simple sentence is a sentence with a subject, verb and object.

Miss Nur is eating peanuts.
100

Give a word with bio- and in-.

biology, infamous

100

Give the past tense and the present continuous of lie.

lied, lying

200

This word means "throwing something away without purpose."

What is waste?

200

What is a metaphor? (Give an example).

A metaphor is a direct comparison.

200

What is a declarative sentence?

A declarative sentence, also known as a statement, is a sentence that tells about the subject (or the object).

200

Give a word with un- and dis-

unreliable, disrespectful

200

What is the comparative form of large and small?

larger and smaller

300

This word refers to something that is old.

What is ancient?

300

What is an alliteration?

An alliteration is the repetition of a certain letter or sound in a sentence.

Example: She sells sea shells on the sea shore.

300

Give an example of a compound sentence.

Carlo is tall, but Luis is short.

300

Give two words with -logy and -er.

(ANSWERS)

300

Give three examples of superlative forms of adjectives.

most beautiful, most amazing, finest

400

This word refers to the identity of a country.

What is a culture?

400

What is onomatopoeia?

An onomatopoeia is the approximation of sounds in nature. Used in poems to create a dramatic effect.

Example: Boom! Ka-boom!

400

What is a complex sentence?

A complex sentence is a sentence with a main and subordinate clause.

Example: Miss Josie, who has a red Ferrari, is riding down Commonwealth Avenue.

400
Give three words with -graphy.

(ANSWERS)

400

Give three synonyms of run.

sprint, dash, jog...

500

Refers to "where did you come from" in a deeper way.

What are your roots?

500

What is figurative language?

Figurative language are words (or poetic devices) used to add meanings to poems (or prose). 

Similes, metaphors, onomatopoeia, alliteration, and personification are all examples of figurative language.

500

Give an example of a question, an order and an exclamation.

Who are you?

Keep quiet! 


Oh my goodness!

500

Give three words with -er and -ation.

(ANSWERS HERE)

500

What is a verb?

What is an adjective?

What is an adverb?

(ANSWERS HERE)