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NOUNS
WILD CARD
DEFINITIONS
SPELLING
SENTENCES
100
A noun that follows the verb and renames the subject person, animal or thing.
What is A PREDICATE NOMINATIVE?
100
A predicate adjective follows a _______ and describes the subject.
What is a linking verb?
100
kind, caring, giving
What is benevolent?
100
Which word is spelled incorrectly? Ecquine Plausible Reptiles
What is plausible?
100
Correct this sentence: “maybe i should buy a unicorn”
What is "Maybe I should buy a unicorn."
200
When a noun is the subject it is in this ‘case’?
What is NOMINATIVE CASE?
200
Is, am, are, was, were, be, been….are called?
What are linking verbs?
200
An occasion of great importance
What is momentous?
200
Which word is spelled correctly? Tributery Peninsula Malicios
What is peninsula?
200
Correct this sentence: “There once was a man named georgie p pie”
What is "There once was a man named Georgie P. Pie."
300
A noun or pronoun that follows a preposition.
What is the object of a preposition?
300
An example of a story written in third person would be….?
What is Secret Garden?
300
Unable to read or write
What is illiterate?
300
The present form of the verb dry.
What is dries?
300
the predicate adjective in "Walter is creative."
What is creative.
400
Is the capitalized noun in the nominative case or the possessive case? Purple is my favorite COLOR.
What is Nominative case: predicate nominative.
400
Write the plural of Lunch break
What are lunch breaks?
400
able to tolerate or endure.
What is tolerable?
400
The plural form of the word calf.
What are calves?
400
The predicate adjective(s) in "Her fingernails are long and red."
What are LONG and RED?
500
Is the capitalized noun in the nominative case or possessive case? The big black DOG licked two babies.
What is nominative case: subject.
500
A story told in first person uses the key words….
What are I, me, and my?
500
words that opposite meanings
What are antonyms?
500
the plural form of the word century
What are centuries?
500
The word halfbloods is a(n) (abstract, concrete) noun?
What is concrete?