Greek & Latin Roots
Sentence Types
Advanced ELA Terms
Punctuation
100
The root word graph means this.
What is to write?
100
This type of sentence looks like this: IC + IC.
What is compound sentence?
100
To describe or outline with precision.
What is delineate?
100
T/F: A comma is always needed in a complex sentence.
What is false?
200
Found in a series of science classes, this root word means "life."
What is bio-?
200
This type of sentence looks like this: DC +IC or IC+DC.
What is a complex sentence?
200
The stylistic choice and use of words and phrases in speech or writing.
What is diction?
200
This type of run-on error occurs when you use a comma where a period should go.
What is comma splice?
300
This root word means "self," as in "doing it by itself."
What is auto-?
300
This type of sentence always needs a comma.
What is a compound sentence?
300
What may be suggested by or associated with the meaning of a word (e.g., home may suggest warmth or family); the feeling or tone of a word (positive, negative, or neutral).
What is connotation?
300
This punctuation can be used to connect two related sentences, but should only be used ONCE or TWICE in a paper.
What is a semicolon?
400
This root is one of many that refers to water. 
What is hydro-/hydra-?
400
This type of sentence is made of only one independent clause.
What is a simple sentence?
400
A saying that sets forth a general truth that has gained credibility through use over time (e.g., No risk, no gain.).
What is an adage?
400
After transition words/phrases, you should always have one of these.
What is a comma?
500
This Latin/Greek root means "ambi-."
What is both?
500
This is considered a fragment that cannot stand alone.
What is a dependent clause?
500
The general term for words or expressions with meanings other than the literal interpretation.
What is figurative language?
500
This is typically not necessary when using a compound subject or predicate.
What is a comma?