Which part of speech includes describing words, especially words that describe nouns?

Which part of speech includes words that describe how something is done or add detail to verbs?

Which part of speech includes words that link clauses and sentences together? (for, and, nor, but, or, yet, so, because)

Which part of speech includes action words / something you do?

What does the term synonym mean?

What does the term antonym mean?

What does the term homophone mean?

Which of the follow pairs of words are examples of homophones?

Which of the follow pairs of words are examples of synonyms?

Which of the follow pairs of words are examples of antonyms?

Identify the part of speech of the underlined word.

The crowd went wild when Rodney made the impossible shot to win the game.

____ refers to parts added to a root word to change the word's meaning or its part of speech.

____ refers to the basic part of a word that gives that word its meaning.

____ refers to a letter or group of letters added to the beginning of a word to change its meaning.

____ refers to a letter or group of letters added to the end of a word to change its meaning or to form a different word.

Identify the part of speech of the underlined word.

Jaden was nervous for his concert, but he did a great job playing his difficult solo.

Identify the part of speech of the underlined word.

Chase triumphantly lifted the humongous bass over his head at the end of the fishing tournament.

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Before his mom got home, Daniel quickly cleaned the entire house.

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Addison wanted to go to the movies with friends, but her car ran out of gas on the way there.

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Evan won the competition in Grand Rapids this weekend, so he will compete at the National Spelling Bee next month.

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I think Tatum's chromebook will explode if she opens one more tab.

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Although her speech was excellently written, the student's shrill voice distracted the audience.

When you use your background knowledge and the text to come to a conclusion about what you read, you are making a(n) ____.

Select the correct homophone based on the context.

I went ____ the store to buy a new toaster.

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Is it possible to eat ____ much bacon?

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Izzy had three dunks in the game and Lily had one dunk ____!

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Mrs. Kortering earned a nap because she finished ____ iReady lessons today.

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Instead of going to Florida for vacation, Meredith's family went camping in ____ backyard.

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I do not know why ____ throwing pencils around the living room.

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When I asked if they had any toilet paper, the employee said ____ all out until next week.

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Students love to read ____ StudySync books!

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I can't wait to go to Michigan Adventure this year! Have you ever been ____ ?

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____ are 24 lonely StudySync books in the lost and found.

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I am sorry ____ siblings are so rowdy on snow days.

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I know you wanted to dance in the hall, but now ____ tardy.

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My dog is prettier ____ your dog.

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First, we stopped at Norm's and ____ we went to the beach.

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It has been a strange year, but ____ doing our best.

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Mom locked us outside because my siblings ____ fighting over the remote.

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I want to go to a place ____ they serve ice cream for every single meal.

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Apparently, you can't ____ pajamas or a robe to remote classes.

When you write comments and questions directly on the text to track your thoughts and reactions as you read, you are making a(n) ____.

Good readers use ____ to determine the meaning of unknown words based on the sentences around it.

Students often need to use ____ from the text, like a direct quote, to support their ideas.

When you use ____ , you need to put quotation marks around it so the reader knows it is not your own writing.

_____ refers to a sound device used in writing that repeats the sound of a letter or letters at the beginning of words. Example: She sells seashells by the sea shore.

____ refers to figurative language that uses the word “like” or “as” to compare two unlike things. Example: Her tears were like a river running down her face.

____ refers to figurative language that compares two seemingly unlike things. Example: Her hair was a bird's nest.

____ refers to figurative language in which an animal, object, force of nature, or an idea is given human characteristics. Example: The flames danced in the firepit. 

The person or animal who tells the reader the story in a fiction text is known as the ____.

The person who writes a fiction or nonfiction text is known as the ____.

____ refer to a person, place, thing, or idea that is very general.

____ refer to a specific person, place, thing, or idea that has an official name.

Pick the category of speech that the underlined words belong to:

state, car, athlete.

Pick the category of speech that the underlined words belong to:

Mississippi, Ford Ranger, Lebron James.

____ refer to replacements for nouns, such as he, she, we, you, us, I.

Whenever a student uses the pronoun "I" in their writing to refer to themselves, what do they ALWAYS need to do?

Pick the category of speech that the underlined words belong to:

fantastic, bumpy, old.

Pick the category of speech that the underlined words belong to:

dance, skate, wrestle.