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Noun
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Adjective
Adverb
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100
What is a NOUN?
What is a "PERSON, PLACE, THING, OR IDEA"?
100
What is a VERB?
What is a "ACTION WORD"?
100
What is an ADJECTIVE?
What is a "WORD THAT DESCRIBES A NOUN"?
100
What is an ADVERB?
What is a "WORD THAT DESCRIBES A VERB"?
100

What is a PRONOUN?

What is "a word that takes the place of a noun"?

200
Name the NOUN in this sentence: "The dog went for a walk."
What is "DOG"?
200
Name the VERB in this sentence: "Jill runs home every day."
What is "RUNS"?
200
Name the ADJECTIVE in this sentence: "The purple car raced competitively."
What is "PURPLE"?
200
Name the ADVERB in this sentence: "He speaks slowly."
What is "SLOWLY"?
200

Name the PRONOUN in the sentence:  Today, she will go to the store.

What is "SHE"?

300
Name both of the NOUNS in this sentence: "Bob went to the park at noon."
What is "BOB and PARK"?
300
Name the VERB in this sentence: "Thomas goes to the park with his friends."
What is "GOES"?
300
Name the ADJECTIVE in this sentence: "William is very friendly."
What is "FRIENDLY"?
300

Name the ADVERB in this sentence: "Emily can run quickly."

What is "quickly"?

300

Name the PRONOUN in the sentence:  Isn't your birthday next month?

What is "YOUR"?

400

What kind of NOUN is this word: "child"?

What is a "concrete"?

400
Name the VERB in this sentence: "Sara walks slowly into the room."
What is "WALKS"?
400
Name the ADJECTIVE in this sentence: "The puppy looks cute."
What is "CUTE"?
400

What do ADVERBS usually end in?

What is "LY"?

400

What are TWO examples of PRONOUNS?

What is a "HE, SHE, IT, THEY, THEM, HER"?

500

What kind of NOUN is this word: "happiness"?

What is a "abstract"?

500
Name the two VERBS in this sentence: "Andrew combs and styles his hair."
What is "COMBS and STYLES"?
500
Does the ADJECTIVE come before or after the noun it is describing?
What is "EITHER BEFORE OR AFTER"?
500
Fill in the blank: "You did the job ___." GOOD or WELL
What is "WELL"?
500
Replace ONE noun with ONE pronoun:  Ms. Fankhauser loves coming to school to see her students.

What is "SHE, IT, THEM"?