Review

Types of Sentences

100

After I saw the skunk waddling down the road, I decided to go the opposite direction. 

Complex

200

All of the students sat quietly and worked. (hahahahaha...like that'll ever happen)

Simple

300

The trick-or-treaters ran all over the neighborhood, so they got a lot of candy.

Compound

400

Although she preferred watching dramatic movies, she rented the latest spy thriller, and she enjoyed it very much.

Compound-Complex

500

Luna doesn't like cats and barks at them.

Simple

Parts of Speech

100

Ouch, you stepped on my foot!

Interjection 

200

All of the students worked quietly, so Mrs. Goodman didn't have to say "SHHHH!!!" 900 times.

conjunction 

300

You can either put your books on top of the shelf or below it.

Prepositions 

400

All of the soldiers rested wearily after the long and brutal battle.

Adverb

500

All of the soldiers rested wearily after the long and brutal battle.

Nouns

Figurative Language

100

Compares two things using like or as.

Similie

200

Compares two things without using like or as.

Metaphor

300

Words in a sentence and/or series that begin with the same sounds.

Alliteration 

400

When a character and/or narrator provide a clue about the future. 

Foreshadowing 

500

A word that makes the sound.

Onomatopoeia

Trivia

100

“Windy City” used for which city?

Chicago

200

At what temperature does water freeze?

0 degrees Celsius 

300

Triangle with 3 unequal sides are called what?

Scalene

400

What color are Mickey Mouse's shorts?

Red

500

What is the largest rain forest in the world?

Amazon Rain Forest

Story Elements

100

When the character(s) and setting are introduced

Exposition 

200

The most exciting part of the story

Climax

300

Happens near the end of a story after the climax and resolution of the major conflict

Falling Action

400

When everything is settled and the story is wrapped up.

Resolution 

500

Events before the climax of the story

Rising Action