Grammar Check
Vocabulary Power
Literature & Terms
Reading and Story Time
Reading Tools
100

Choose the correct form: “They ___ going to the store.”

What is are?

100

A synonym for “happy.”

What is joyful (or glad, cheerful)?

100

The “hero” or main character in a story.

What is the protagonist?

100

What emotion does Liam feel at the beginning of the story?

What is nervous or anxious?

100

Using clues to make an educated guess.

What is inference?

200

A word that shows emotion and ends with an exclamation mark.

What is an interjection?

200

What does “benevolent” mean?

What is kind or generous?

200

The main idea or lesson a story teaches.

What is the theme?

200

What point of view is the story written in?

What is third person limited?

200

A hint about what may happen later.

What is foreshadowing?

300

Fix the error: “Me and her went to the park.”

What is: “She and I went to the park.” (Another Correct Version)

300

Give an antonym for “fragile.”

What is strong or durable?

300

Conflict type in “man vs. self.”

What is internal conflict?

300

What theme is suggested by the story?

What is kindness, inclusion, or new beginnings?

300

The difference between the theme and the main idea.

Theme is the message; the main idea is what it’s about.

400

A sentence with one independent clause and one dependent clause.

What is a complex sentence?

400

What type of word is “audible”? (prefix + root meaning?)

Prefix “aud” = sound; “audible” means able to be heard.

400

The author’s attitude toward the subject.

What is tone?

400

What sentence shows a turning point in the story?

“Hey, want to sit with us?”

400

This tells who is telling the story.

What is the narrator?

500

Identify the preposition: “The dog sat under the table.”

What is under?

500

Define the word “ambiguous.”

What is unclear or has more than one meaning?

500

The moment of greatest tension in a story.

What is the climax?

500

Infer what kind of person the girl is.

She is kind, welcoming, and friendly.

500

Identify the figurative language: “Her smile was sunshine.”

What is a metaphor?