Figurative language
Point of View
EES Staff Trivia
Math Language
Text Features
100

An example of __________ would be if an author writes "Alice ate apples after Art"

What is alliteration?

100

The point of view when the author uses the pronoun "I" in a story.

What is first person?

100

A teacher getting married in July.

Who is Miss Hansen?

100

The answer in an addition problem is called the ____.

Ex:  15 + 27 = 42

What is the sum?

100

An explanation or a description for a picture in an informational text.


What is a caption?

200

An exaggeration such as "I caught a fish as big as a whale"

What is hyperbole?

200

The point of view when the narrator is not in the story so the pronoun "you" is used.

What is second person?

200

A teacher who's name has the most syllables?

Who is Mr. Constantino?

200

The answer in a subtraction problem is called the __________. 

What is the difference?

200

A list of words found in a text and their definitions. It's usually at the back of a text.

What is a glossary?

300

Boom! Kapow! Swish! are examples.

What is onomatopoeia?

300

The narrator reports in a story as a neutral observer without knowing any characters' thoughts or feelings.

What is third person limited?

300

A K-5 teacher that teaches figure skating.

Who is Miss Wieland?

300

In this multiplication expression, 12 and 3 are called _________.

12 x 3

What are factors?

300

A text that describes facts and real events, for example, the books you read about Westward Expansion.

What is fiction?

400

"This classroom is a circus!" is an example.

What is metaphor?

400

In Hoot by Carl Hiaasen, the thoughts and feelings of these 3 characters are known to the author.

Roy, Officer Delinko and Curly

400

A staff member that works in this room sometimes and has ridden a camel.

Who is Miss Courtney?

400

The top number in a fraction.

What is the numerator?

400

The title at the top of a section of informational text

What is a heading?

500

"The wind howled and screamed outside my window" is an example.

What is personification?

500

In Holes by Louis Sachar, the story is told with a limited 3rd person point of view. This 3rd person is __________, the main character in the novel.

Who is Stanley Yelnatz?

500

A teacher who is retiring at the end of this year.

Who is Mrs. Stebbins?

500

36 cubic feet is the __________ of a cube with a side length of 6 feet.

What is volume?

500

A list of all the big topics or chapters in a book

What is the table of contents?