Vocabulary
Homophones
Homophones
Poetry
Plot
Grammar Corrections
100

During the rain storm, she wistfully stared out of the window. 

What does the word "wistfully" mean in the above sentence? 

With sadness

100

(To, Too, Two) of Mrs. McBeath's students were late for class today. 

Two

100
Another way to say "you are."

you're

100
Emotion that the reader feels

MOOD

100

The main problem in the story. Can be internal or external. 

What is Conflict

100

Where do commas go in the following sentence? 

"Playing a sport will help me stay active keep me healthy and teach me to be a team player."

help me stay activekeep me healthy, and teach me to be a team player. 

200

What is the definition of Deceitful? 

Sneaky

200

Will you take this (to, too, two) the nurse? 

to

200

(Your, you're) going to regret not studying for (your, you're) test. 

you're, your

200

Why do poets/authors use exclamation points? 

For emphasis; to show excitement or surprise 

200

The conflict is resolved and the plot comes to an end

What is Resolution

200

Which sentence is written correctly? 

Mom and me went to the store after school. 

Me and Mom went to the store after school. 

Mom and I went to the store after school. 

Mom and i went to the store after school.

Mom and I went to the store after school.

300

To make an educated guess using background knowledge and text evidence

Infer/Inferencing

300

Did you forget your homework (to, too, two)

too

300

(Your, You're) teacher asked if (your, you're) going to the game tonight. 

Your, You're

300
Used to compare two things using "like or as"

Simile

300

The moral or lesson of the story/poem

Theme

300

Where does the comma go in the following sentence? 

"We can go to Disneyland ___ or ____ we can go to Sea World."

Before the FANBOYS "or"

400

The memory of my past mistakes was just too much to bear.

What is the meaning of the word "Bear" in this sentence? 

To tolerate and/or carry a burden. 

400

There, their, they're looking for there, their, they're lost puppy. 

they're, their

400

(To, too, two) many people are going (to, too, two) the movie at (to, too, two) o'clock. 

too, to, two

400

Why do poets use repetition or repeat words and/or lines?

It adds emphasis or shows importance 

400

The turning point of the story 

Climax

400

Describe subject verb agreement, and provide an example. 

Singular subject gets an s on the verb

plural subject no s on the verb

Mark out "of, in, for, on, etc." after the subject to remove prepositions and avoid cofusion. 

500

A STAAR vocabulary word that means "to show."

Reveal

500

(There, their, they're) going to the football game tonight. 

they're

500

Will you put (there, their, they're) book on the bookshelf over (there, their, they're)?

their, there

500

What is the definition of "convey"

To tell or Make Known

500

Develop the plot and/or Advance the plot means 

To build the problem /conflict in the story. 

500

What would be the best way to revise sentences 1 and 2? 


(1.) I decided I would put my basketball skills. (2.) To work by joining the middle school basketball team.

Remove the period after skills and lower case "to" in sentence 2. 


"I decided I would put my basketball skills to work by joining the middle school basketball team."