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  • Pick out the preposition: window, under, book, run
    Under
  • "She, he, and they" are used in which narration?
    Third person
  • "My sister went to Phoenix Arizona on spring break." What is wrong with this sentence?
    There should be a comma between Phoenix and Arizona.
  • What is the subject of this sentence: Bob wanted some burgers, so he went to Burger King.
    Bob
  • What is the root word of the word lovely
    Love
  • "I, me, and myself" are used in which narration?
    First person
  • What is tone?
    The attitude of the author in the story.
  • _____________ show emotion in a sentence.
    Interjections
  • What is a noun?
    A person, place, or thing.
  • A group of lines in a poem is called _________.
    A stanza.
  • A sentence has to have _________________ to be complete.
    A subject and a verb
  • What does compare mean?
    Telling how 2 things are similar.
  • Pick out the adjective: desk, lunchbox, cozy, chair
    Cozy
  • What is alliteration?
    The same letter or sound repeated several times in a sentence
  • "larry and stella paint in the park each day." What is wrong with this sentence?
    Larry and Stella need to be capitalized.
  • What is an interrogative sentence?
    A sentence asking a question
  • "Their were too many people at the party." What is wrong with this sentence?
    "Their" should be "there"
  • What is the difference between a simile and a metaphor?
    A simile compares using like or as, a metaphor compares saying this IS that
  • What is the text structure of a recipe?
    Sequencing
  • What is wrong with this sentence? My birthday is May 19 1997.
    There should be a comma between 19 and 1997.
  • "You are a ray of sunshine" is an example of a ____________.
    A metaphor.
  • "I have to much to do tonight, I can't hang out!" What is wrong with this sentence?
    The first "to", should be "too".
  • What does a verb do?
    It describes the action of the noun.
  • What is the main idea?
    What the text is mostly about
  • You can use __________ to help you figure out the meaning of unknown words.
    Context clues
  • Pick out the proper noun: desk, hopping, Starbucks, pencil pouch
    Starbucks
  • "We're having tacos for lunch tomorrow." What tense is this sentence in?
    Future tense
  • You're as tall as a giraffe, is an example of a _____________.
    Simile
  • "Thank you for coming, Mr Jones!" What is wrong with this sentence?
    There should be a . after "Mr"
  • "You're as sweet as a cookie!" is an example of a ___________.
    Simile
  • What belongs in the sentence? (Their, there, they're) __________ going to the park for lunch.
    They're
  • Which pronoun goes in the sentence? "He takes ______ dog home."
    His
  • Pick out the noun: run, lemon, singing, Mrs. Caldwell
    Lemon
  • Which pronoun goes in the sentence? "________ like to go to the zoo together as a family."
    We
  • "We had burgers for dinner." What tense is this sentence in?
    Past tense
  • "We went to mcdonald's for lunch yesterday." What is wrong with this sentence?
    McDonald's should be capitalized
  • "Bobs dog needs to go to obedience school!" What is wrong with this sentence?
    Bobs to be Bob's because it is his dog.
  • "She's running so fast, I can barely see her!" What tense is this sentence in?
    Present tense
  • What does an adjective do?
    Adds description to the noun.
  • You are a dream! Is an example of a ____________.
    Metaphor
  • What is the pronoun in this sentence: The family went to the beach, they had a really good time!
    They
  • What supports the main idea of a story?
    Key Details
  • "You, your, and yourself" are used in which narration?
    Second Person
  • "I'm getting a Hot Chicken Sandwich at KFC." What is wrong with this sentence?
    Hot chicken sandwich should be lower case.
  • What is a theme?
    The lesson or moral of a story.
  • What is a proper noun?
    A specific person, place, or thing.
  • What is an inference?
    An educated guess using background information
  • "We need bananas oranges and apples from the store." What is wrong with this sentence?
    Commas go between bananas, oranges, and apples.
  • What does contrast mean?
    Telling how 2 things are different.
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