Who Dat?
Romeo's friend who met an early end.
Who is Mercutio?
Name the literary device: It's alive!
Fiction in a person (unscramble to solve)
What is PERSONIFICATION?
Punctuation mark used in direct address.
What is a comma?
Gerunds will only ever be what part of speech?
What is a noun?
The shape of these salty snacks were made to represent arms crossed in prayer
What is a pretzel?
The woman on Elie's train who tried to explain.
Who is Mrs. Schacter?
Name the literary device: Well, that's unexpected
A tiny lion’s routine (unscramble to solve)
What is SITUATIONAL IRONY?
Punctuation mark used with compound adjectives.
What is a hyphen?
Participles will only ever be what part of speech?
What is an adjective?
Popular choice for snowman noses
What are carrots?
He was Tybalt's friend and a sword he did lend.
Who is Petruchio?
Name the literary device: Who? What? When? Where?
Purge Lo O (unscramble to solve)
What is PROLOGUE?
Punctuation mark used for nonessential information that you still want the reader to know.
What is a hyphen?
Infinitives can be what parts of speech?
What are nouns, adjectives, or adverbs?
Ruffles and Better Made
What are potato chips?
Who is Ryter?
Name the literary device: Sounds about right
Literal Nation (unscramble to solve)
What is ALLITERATION?
Punctuation mark used before items in a list, as long as it follows a full sentence.
What is a colon?
This noun is who or what the sentence is about.
What is the subject?
The crunchy part of ants on a log (the snack, that is)
What is celery?
He leads the Monkey Boys and defies Mongo's ploys.
Who is Gorm?
Name the literary device: Way too much
Bore Phyle (unscramble to solve)
What is HYPERBOLE?
TWO punctuation marks that can be used to list items.
What are semicolons and commas?
What type of noun follows a preposition?
What is an object of a preposition or OP?
The company that puts the crunch in every Crunch
What is Nestlé?