Parts of a Story
Figurative Language
Parts of Speech
Parts of a sentence
Random
100

What do you call the when and where of a story?

Setting
100

He's as busy as a bee!

Simile

100

What kind of word is names, titles, and gives the most information?

Proper Noun

100

Identify the subject of the following sentence:

Football is a great game.

Football

100

What is the main character's name in All Summer in a Day?

Margot

200

What "point of view" uses I, My, and Me pronouns?

1st Person

200

Technology hates me!

Personification

200

What kind of word describes a noun?

Adjective

200

Identify the predicate in the following sentence:

The Green Bay Packers will play tonight at 7:15pm.

"Will play tonight at 7:15pm"

200

Who wrote All in a Summer Day?

Ray Bradbury

300

What is the word we call the main character or hero of the story?

Protagonist

300

My feet are killing me!

Hyperbole

300

"We will go shopping tomorrow"

What is the word tomorrow in this sentence?

Adverb

300

Which of the following is sentence fragment?

A. John and Sue celebrated together.

B. She ran.

C. Whenever it's warm outside.

D. What do you need from me?

C. Whenever it's warm outside.

300

Give a synonym and antonym for the word: Mad

Synonym: Angry

Antonym: Peaceful, Happy 

400

What is the word for the turning point in a story, or the main event?

Climax

400

Her heart was a blooming rose.

Metaphor
400

What are the three articles? Give an example of when you would use each.

A touchdown

An interception

The Chicago Bears

400

What is the object in the following sentence:

The Bears will play the Packers on Christmas Day.

Christmas Day

400

What is the theme of a story?

The moral or lesson

500

What are the three kinds of connections you can make with a text?

Text to text

Text to self

Text to world

500
That's a blessing in diguise.

Idiom

500

They bought the shirt from Walmart.

What part of speech is "from"?

Preposition

500

Which of the following is a compound sentence?

A. John is a nice guy, but he has a bad temper.

B. John is angry and mean.

C. John gets angry whenever people talk to him.

D. Whenever Tom gets angry.

A

500

Give an example of a subordinating conjunction

Although, whenever, however, because, ect.