Fix the following sentence:
Mary has take the test before.
"Mary has taken" or "Mary took"
100
Sequence
Put in the correct order
100
Summary
A shorter version of a story, telling only the important parts
100
The Little Mermaid
Fairy Tale
100
A "made up" story about why we have rainbows
Myth
200
Fix the following sentence:
I go to the parade next week.
"will go"
200
Conclusion or Draw a Conclusion
Figure it out!
200
Main Idea
What the story is "mainly" about (The big idea!)
200
The Tortoise and the Hare
Fable
200
What type of sentence is this?
I am hungry!
Exclamatory
300
The dog is play with the cat.
"is playing"
300
Supporting Sentence
A detail in the story/paragraph that tells more about the main idea.
300
Illustrator
The person who drew the pictures that go along with the story
300
A story about Davy Crockett
Folk Tale
300
What type of sentence is this?
Can I borrow a pencil?
Interrogative
400
Joe and Mike likes summarizing stories.
"like"
400
Visual Aid
Something that "shows" your audience what your speech is about. (It helps you get your point across.)
400
Accomplish
Get the job done
400
A story about Zeus
myth
400
What type of sentence is this?
My dad works in the car industry.
Declarative
500
I seen him at the store many times.
"have seen"
500
Infer or Make an Inference
If you infer something, you have to figure it out by reading the passage. It is not something the author is not going to actually tell you. (It is like drawing a conclusion.)
500
Appropriate
It fits; it's what you need to do
500
Tops and Bottoms (Bear learns a lesson)
fable
500
Name the parts of a book and what each part consists of
*Double Points*
Title Page (etc.), Table of Contents (etc.), Idex (etc.) and MAYBE Glossary (etc.)