Relative Adverbs
What are the three relative adverbs?
When, where, why
Identify the adjective in this sentence:
"The green frog hopped quickly."
Green
What does the greek affix "chrono" mean?
Time
What point of view uses "I" and "My"
First person
What relative adverb goes in the blank?
I go to the playground ________ there are four sets of swings.
Where
Identify the adverb in this sentence:
The big, fluffy dog walked slowly towards the door.
Slowly
What does the greek affix "Micro" mean?
Tiny or small
Which point of view shows you what multiple characters are doing at different times?
Third person
What relative adverb goes in the blank?
That was the reason ________ she was late.
Why
Write a sentence with a proper noun and a proper adjective. Underline each part of speech in your sentence.
Example: We ate Mexican food on Tuesday.
What does the greek affix "Meter" mean?
To measure
What point of view shows the main character's inner thoughts and feelings?
First person
Write a sentence using a relative adverb to combine these ideas:
"It was dark outside. We arrived at the camping site."
It was dark outside when we arrived at the camping site.
Write a sentence with a proper noun, an adjective, and an adverb. Underline each part of speech in your sentence.
Example: Ms. McEllen is patiently waiting for an amazing weekend.
Which word below contains the Latin root rupt, meaning “to break,” and is used to describe something bursting out suddenly?
A) Erupt
B) Abrupt
C) Interrupt
A
How is 3rd person point of view limiting? What can it not show us?
It cannot show the character's inner thoughts and feelings, it is not as personal
Write a sentence using a relative adverb to combine these ideas:
"I found the place. It was very quiet."
I found the place where it was very quiet.
Write a sentence with a relative adverb, a proper adjective, and dialogue. Underline each part of speech in your sentence.
The American woman asked "what time is it?" when the sun was setting.
Which word below contains the Latin root tract, meaning “to pull,” and is used to describe pulling attention away from something?
A) Attract
B) Distract
C) React
B
How is first person point of view limiting?
It only tells the story from one point of view, we cannot see what others are doing.