Spelling
Punctuation
Grammar
Literary Devices
Vocabulary
100

Which word is spelled correctly?

A) seperate
B) separate
C) separete
D) seperete  

B — separate

100

Which punctuation mark should be used at the end of a direct question?

C — question mark

100

Which sentence is grammatically correct?
A) She don't understand the poem.
B) She doesn't understands the poem.
C) She doesn't understand the poem.
D) She don't understands the poem.  

Answer: C

100

What literary device is used?

“The wind whispered through the trees.”


personification

100

What does reluctant mean?

Unwilling or hesitant

200

Which sentence contains a misspelled word?
A) The author received positive feedback.
B) The character was completely independant.
C) The students analyzed the poem.
D) The novel explores identity.

B — independent

200

Add the missing punctuation:

The students books were left on the teachers desk.


The students' books were left on the teacher's desk.

200

Which sentence has correct subject-verb agreement?
A) The group of students are reading.
B) The group of students is reading.

Answer: B

200

What literary device is used?


“Her smile was as bright as the sun.”


Simile

200

Give a synonym for the word significant.

Meaningful, important, substantial, notable

300

Correct the spelling:

The begining of the story was definately the most intresting part.


beginning, definitely, interesting

300

Which sentence is punctuated correctly?
A) The novel explores identity, belonging and family.
B) The novel explores identity, belonging, and family.
C) The novel explores, identity, belonging, and family.
D) The novel explores identity belonging, and family.

Answer: B

300

Identify the grammatical error and correct it:

Me and Sarah went to the library to study.


The error is the pronoun “Me.” → Sarah and I went to the library to study.

300

What literary device is used?


“The classroom was a zoo.”


Metaphor

300

Based on the context, what does ambiguous mean?


The ending of the novel was ambiguous, leaving readers unsure about what really happened to the protagonist.


Unclear or open to more than one interpretation.

400

Which word is spelled correctly? 

A) accomodate
B) acommodate
C) accommodate
D) accomadate

C — accommodate

400

Correct the punctuation:


After reading the poem Maya said I think the speaker feels isolated however Liam disagreed.


Answer: After reading the poem, Maya said, “I think the speaker feels isolated.” However, Liam disagreed.

400

Correct the grammatical errors:

The students was discussing their ideas when the teacher ask them to be quiet.


The students were discussing their ideas when the teacher asked them to be quiet.

400

What literary device is being used?


A character walks into a restaurant and says, “Wow, what a beautiful day!” while rain is pouring down and the restaurant is flooding.


Irony! 

400

What does the literary term juxtaposition mean?

The placement of two contrasting things close together to emphasize their differences.

500

Correct all five spelling errors:

The recieveing of the award was a signifigant moment in the authors carreer because of her perserverance.


receiving, significant, author's, career, perseverance

500

Add all necessary punctuation:


The author writes I am not afraid of the darkness because I have learned to find my way through it


Answer: The author writes, “I am not afraid of the darkness because I have learned to find my way through it.”

500

Correct the errors in this sentence:

Although the character was afraid, but she decided to continue because she knew that giving up would of been worse.


Although the character was afraid, she decided to continue because she knew that giving up would have been worse.

500

Identify two literary devices in the following passage:

“The moon watched silently from above as the lonely street swallowed the last echoes of laughter.”


  • Personification — the moon “watched” and the street “swallowed.”
  • Imagery — creates a vivid picture of a quiet, lonely street.
500

What does it mean to describe someone as stoic?

Someone who remains calm and does not openly show their emotions, particularly during difficult or painful situations.