Focus Phrases
Books we have read
Teachers
STAAR test
Literary devices
100

The type of punctuation you use to end a sentence.

End punctuation 

100

________ men are angry in this play.

12

100

Mr. Morton's favorite football team.

The Cowboys

100

This is the only subject with two STAAR tests.

English

100

BAM WHAM SLAM KABOOM! are all examples of this literary device.

Onomatopoeia 

200

A Noun is a person, place, or ______________

Thing/Idea

200

What was that word The Raven used..."Quaff the Raven________"

Nevermore 

200

Mr. Cartwright has been alive for this many years.

24

200

This is the most important part of the 

English II STAAR

The essay

200

"She had eyes like diamonds and teeth like burnt popcorn."

Simile

300

The...anticipation...is...slowly...building...thanks...to...

these...

Ellipses 

300

This woman's name is also the name of the play; she is different from the Tyler Perry version.

Medea

300

Besides Mr. Cartwright Dupre academy has one other English teacher.

Ms. Taylor

300

SCR stands for...

Short Constructed Response 

300

This literary device describes everything in a hyper way. 

Hyperbole 

400

The type of word made by using an apostrophe 

A contraction 

400

Starr, not the test, sees her best friend die in this book.

THUG/The Hate U Give 

400

Mrs. Ryan has this shiny nickname for her husband.

Mr. Clean

400

You need this, surprisingly low, score to pass the English II STAAR

40-45%

400

"He had a heart of Gold"

Metaphor 

500

This piece of punctuation can replace a comma fanboy.

A semicolon 

500

This type of fruit hangs from southern trees.

Strange fruit

500

Mr. Cartwright is a member of this group, also called the people of the book.

Jews

500

If you pick multiple choice questions totally at random, you will probably get this score.

0-10%

500

Sally sold sea shells by the sea shore

Or

Peter piper picked pickled peppers 

Alteration