Prefixes
Parts of Speech
Idioms
Text Features
Roots
100

This prefix means through or thoroughly.

What is "per".

100

This names a person, place, thing or idea.

What is a noun?

100

This idiom means to be excited. 

What is "on top of the world".

100

This is at the beginning of a story or article and the font is usually bigger and bolded. 

What is the title?

100

This root word means to carry.

What is "port"?

200

This prefix means before.

What is "pre".

200

This is an action word. It tells what the subject of a sentence does or tells its state of being.

What is a verb.

200

This idiom means to be sad. 

What does feeling blue mean?

200

Another term for the section headings in an article that help the reader understand what the section is mainly about. 

What is a subtitle?
200

This root word means to see.

What is "vis"?

300

These prefixes means not. 

What are un, non, and dis?

300

This word describes how, how often, when, where, and to what extent. It often describes verbs but can also describe adjectives.

What is an adverb?

300

This idiom means to be scared. 

What does "cold feet" mean?

300

These help readers visualize the ideas in the text. 

What are images or pictures?

300

This root word means to break.

What is "rupt"?

400

This popular prefix means to do again. 

What is "re"?

400

This word describes qualities or things. 

What is an adjective?

400

This idiom means to laugh. 

What does to "crack up" mean?

400

These words are outside the main text and help describe a picture or graph. 

What is a caption?

400

This root word means to look. 

What is "spect"?

500

There are many prefixes in math. This one means hundred. 

What is "centi"?

500

Slowly and curious are examples of these parts of speech. 

What are an adverb and adjective.

500

This idiom means to goof around or have fun. 

What does to "horse around" mean?

500

A new one of these is easy to spot in a text because it is indented. 

What is a paragraph?

500

This root word means to throw?

What is "ject"?