Reading & Stories (Comprehension)
Writing & Creating (Composition)
Talking & Listening (Foundations)
Tech & Internet (Digital Media)
Teamwork & Skills (Transferable Skills)
100

What are the three main structural parts of almost every story, book, or narrative?

Beginning, middle and end
100

What is the very first step before you start writing a story or report?

Planning/ Brainstorming

100

Besides talking, what kind of communication involves your body language, posture, and facial expressions?

Non-verbal communication

100

Always being safe, kind, and responsible when you are on the internet means practicing digital _________.

Citizenship / Digital media literacy

100

Working together with your classmates on a group project is called _________.

Collaboration

200

Stories, poems, and news articles are all different types or forms of what?  

Texts

200

After you finish writing a rough draft, what do you do to fix mistakes?

Edit/Proofread

200

To have a great conversation, you have to be a good speaker and an active _________.

Listener

200

True or False: Everything you read on social media or the internet is 100% true.

False

200

Sharing your ideas clearly so other people understand you is the skill of _________.

Communication
300

If a story has pictures, audio, and clickable links on a screen, it is a _________ text.

Digital

300

Coming up with an original, brand-new idea for a project uses your innovation and _________.

Creativity

300

Capital letters, periods, commas, and question marks are all rules of grammar and _________.

Punctuation

300

Sharing your online passwords with your friends is a good idea or a bad idea?

BAD IDEA!

300

FREE SPACE (Shoot a piece of paper into the garbage can to score points!)

Did you score?

400

What point of view is a story told in when the narrator is a character inside the story using words like "I," "me," and "we"?

First person

400

What is a group of sentences all about the same main idea called?

A paragraph

400

Different forms of media are targeted towards different types of people. Those people are called what?

The audience

400

Name one of the four purposes of writing?

Educate/Persuade/Entertain/Describe

400

Solving a tricky puzzle or figuring out a difficult math or reading problem uses what skills?

Problem-solving skills

500

When you look for hidden clues about what the author really means, you are using your _____ thinking.

Critical

500

What part of a story, report, or essay comes right at the beginning to grab the reader's attention?

Introduction/Hook

500

To decode a hard word while reading or spell a word correctly while writing, you use your language _________.

Foundations

500

Name a visual technique that is used to capture the audience attention:

Fun fonts/pictures

500

What is it called when you try out a brand-new idea, make mistakes, learn from them, and try again instead of giving up?

Resilience/Perseverance