Reading
Writing
Grammar
Inferences
Miscellanous
100

Where and when a story takes place

The setting

100

The part of an essay that restates the question and answers.

The introduction

100

This sentence is missing something: "I love going to baseball games, they are so much fun"


A period

100

What is an inference?

An educated guess.

100

What is a noun. 

A person, place, or thing?

200

The main character in a story is also called the...

Protagonist

200

A _________ states your opinion about a topic. 

What is thesis?

200

What type of punctuation would you add at the end of this sentence? 

Who was the person you were playing football with outside

A question mark (?)

200

If hear music, see balloons, and kids running towards a house with presents what can you infer?

Someone is having a birthday party.

200

Break this word into its prefix, root word, and suffix: mishandling

mis

handle

ing

300

When reading a story, the person in conflict with the protagonist is...

The antagonist

300

He, She, Them, They are all words that would be used in what point of view? 

Third Person 

300

What part of speech is a word that describes a noun?

An adjective

300

What can I infer from the fact that a character is crying?

They are sad.

300

Sally sold seashells by the seashore is an example of what? 

What is alliteration?

400

What is a narrator? 

The person telling the story. 

400

When the story is told from the perspective of the narrator, using words like "I" or "me"

What is first person?

400

What part of speech is an action?

A verb

400

What can you infer from a character singing songs from their home country?

They are homesick.

400

What non fiction text feature is at the beginning of a book and tells you where to find different subheadings/ information? 

What is the table of contents?

500

When a writer uses language that is not literal, it's called...

Figurative language

500

A paragraph needs these three types of sentences in order to be complete. What are they?

An introduction sentence, detail sentences, and a conclusion sentence.

500

This word is missing something: "lets"

An apostrophe

500

What is the opposite of inference?

Something that is explicitly stated 
500

Name one element of drama.

(Multiple right answers.)