Vocabualry
Homophones
Stormalong
Grammar
Wild Card
100

Definition of shortage

lack of something

100

Chad should __________ quickly after surgery.

a)heal

b)heel

c)he'll

a)heal

100

How does Stormy feel as a child growing up on Cape Cod?

He wishes he could be like everyone else.

100

What is a proper noun?

a word that names a particular person, place, or thing that is capitalized

100

What is a hyperbole?

The language that authors use when they exaggerate a character's appearance and actions, the description of a setting, or the events in a story.  

200

Definition of horrified

overcome with shock or fear

200

We measured the ________ of the potatoes on a scale.

a)wade

b)wait

c)weight

c) weight

200

Why is Stormy disappointed when he arrives in Boston?

The buildings are the same size as the ones in Cape Cod.

200

Is the word german a proper noun?

Yes!

German

200

Give an example of a pair of homophones.

(answers can vary)

300

Definition of memorable

something worth remembering

300

Martha works with each patient for several ______.

a) horse

b) hours

c) ours

b) hours

300

When do the sailors on The Lady of the Sea begin to accept Stormy?

When he fights a giant octopus for the ship's anchor.

300
Is south a proper noun?

No!

300

What is a homophone?

words that sound the same but are spelled differently, usually with a different meaning.

400

Definition of betrayed

to be disloyal

400

Kate went to the store to ________ the ingredients for the recipe.

a) bury

b) bye

c) buy

c)buy

400

How do the sailors show how much they care about Stormy?

By building a huge ship for him.

400

Justin titled his historical fiction piece, "It happened at Valley Forge."

a. Justin titled his historical fiction piece, "It Happened at Valley Forge."

b. Justin titled his historical fiction piece, "It Happened At Valley Forge."

c. Justin titled his historical fiction piece, "it happened at valley forge."

a. Justin titled his historical fiction piece, "It Happened at Valley Forge."

400

What is the difference between first-person point of view and third-person point of view?

First-person point of view is when the story is told by the character usually using words like "I", "my", and "me".

Third-person point of view is when the story is told by the author as an outside observer.

500

Definition of yearning

to desire or really want something

500

Yesterday, the team _____ sandwiches after the soccer game.

a)ate

b)eight

c)aid

a) ate

500

Is the sentence below written in first person or third person-point of view? 

"But all the time Stormy was watering, hoeing, picking, and planting, he knew he still had not found a home."


Third-person point of view

500

We saw the bill of rights on display when we went to Washington, D.C.

a. We Saw The Bill Of Rights On Display When We Went To Washington, D.C.

b. We saw the Bill of Rights on display when we went to Washington, D.C.

c. we saw the bill of rights on display when we went to washington, d.c.

b. We saw the Bill of Rights on display when we went to Washington, D.C.  

500

Name two features of a Tall Tale?

-events that could not happen in real life

-exaggerations about the characters

-stories about American folk heroes and legends

-stories passed down throughout time