Teachers
Morphology
Animals
Figurative Language
100

This is the teacher who loves the Nuggets. 

Who is Miss Grant? 

100

You add this to the start of a root word. 

What is a prefix?

100

This defense is "always on!"

What is a primary defense?

100

The student was acting like a monkey. 

What is a simile?

200

This is the teacher that has two daughters; one in high school and one in middle school. 

Who is Mrs. Usher? 

200

This prefix means "again or back".

What is re-?

200

This defense is used when in danger.  

What is a secondary defense?

200

The classroom is a zoo. 

What is a metaphor?
300

This teacher loves squishmellows; especially ones that are food! 

Who is Ms. Weidner?

300

This prefix means "before or front part".

What is fore-?

300

This toxin must be ingested or touched. 

What is poison?

300

I've told you a MILLION times to turn in your homework. 

What is a hyperbole?

400

This teacher has a dog named Kevin. 

Who is Mrs. Culver?

400

This root means "bring or carry".

What is -port-?

400

This toxin must be injected. 

What is venom?

400

The fire danced in the moonlight. 

What is personification?

500

This teacher helps you get exercise once a week. 

Who is Mr. Doane?

500

This prefix means "apart or not".

What is dis-?

500

This is what animals use to survive. (hint: name of the new unit)

What is Animal Defense Mechanisms?

500

Boom! Clap! Splat!

What is an onomatopoeia?