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Author |
Activity Type / Description |
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Subject-Verb Agreement Quiz |
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This quiz contains 20 questions. |
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Text Structure |
Mrs. Brantley |

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English Irregular Verbs |
Sarah Taylor |
 Learn the past tense of irregular English verbs |
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Commas Galore |
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 Practice with commas. |
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5 |
Simple, Compound, and Complex Sentences |
kristi harmon |

This quiz contains 20 questions. |
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6 |
Literary Elements |
Miss Farlin |
 How well do you know your literary elements? Play this game to find out! Good Luck! |
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7 |
Romeo and Juliet Final Exam |
Ms. Webster |
 This exam includes questions about Shakespeare's play "Romeo and Juliet" and expository writing using MLA format.
This quiz contains 75 questions. |
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8 |
Independent simple subject and predicate |
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 Follow directions and remember-the subject is who or what the sentence is about and the predicate is the verb in the sentence. Have fun and good luck!! |
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Context Clues |
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FIGURES OF SPEECH |
Mrs. Maida |

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11 |
Capitalization and Punctuation |
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 Identify the sentence that is correct. |
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Sentence structure practice game |
Mrs. Rutter |

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13 |
Gerunds or Participals? |
Erin Salona |
 Decide if each sentence contains a gerund or a participal, then locate the word which is the gerund or participle. There will either be a gerund or a participal in each sentence, never both.
This quiz contains 16 questions. |
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14 |
Adjectives and Adverbs Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? |
Erin Salona |
 Find that adjective or adverb in each sentence. Or, choose which word is not an adjective or adverb. |
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15 |
Greek & Latin Roots Skills |
Sarah R. Baize |
 These problems ask definitions on Greek & Latin Roots. |
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16 |
Infinitive Phrase Practice Quiz |
Erin Salona |
This quiz contains 15 questions. |
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17 |
Conjunctions; Compound Sentences |
Mrs. Roberts |
Choose the correct conjunction to combine the clauses into a compound sentence. |
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18 |
Poetry Rags to Riches |
Erin Salona |
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19 |
Run On Sentences |
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Identify if each sentence is a run on sentence or a complete sentence. |
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20 |
S-V agreement - Indefinite Pronouns |
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This quiz contains 15 questions chosen from a bank of 25. |
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21 |
Poetry Quiz |
Mrs. Kline |
Take this quiz to see how well you understand the elements of poetry and the various forms of poetry!
This quiz contains 20 questions. |
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22 |
Grand Grammar Game |
Mrs. Susan Butts |
See if you have what it takes to win! This activity will test your prowess with adverbs, verbs, plural nouns, predicate agreement, and pronouns. Challenge someone else and find out who is the grand grammar guru! |
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23 |
A Feast of Homonyms |
Mona |
A matching game of homonyms. |
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24 |
Capitalization Jeopardy |
Mrs. Moeller |
Identify the capitalization errors by correctly writing the words in the box. Separate your answers by a comma. (Do not rewrite the sentence.) |
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25 |
COMMAS AND SEMICOLONS - Determining Use 1 |
Sarah Gorman |
Read the following sentences carefully. In each sentence, a pop-up box is placed where punctuation might be needed. Determine whether to use a comma, a semicolon, or no punctuation at all.
This quiz contains 20 questions. |
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26 |
Finding Direct Objects and Indirect Objects |
Mr. Shelley |
In sentences 1-10 find the direct object in each sentence and write it in the space provided. For sentences 11-20 find the indirect object in each sentece and write it in the space provided.
This quiz contains 20 questions. |
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27 |
Find the Verbs Battleship Game |
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The object of this game is to find and identify the verb in each sentence. Remember, a verb is a word that shows action. |
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28 |
Using Context Clues |
Mrs. Brantley |
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29 |
Homographs |
Tracy Boyd |
Homographs are words with more than one definition. Guess which homograph is being described. Example: something used with a hammer OR part of your finger or toe. Answer: nail. |
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30 |
Commas with Coordinating Conjunctions |
Mrs. Polito |
Determine if each sentence is punctuated correctly (true) or not (false)
This quiz contains 10 questions. |
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31 |
FIGURATIVE LANGUAGE JEOPARDY |
Ms. Carpenter |
Identify the different types of figurative language as similes, metaphors or personification. |
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32 |
Inflectional Endings (s, ed, and ing) |
Shellye Wardensky |
Choose the correct inflectional ending of the words to best fit the sentence. Re-read your answer before checking your answer. Remember the rules! |
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33 |
Helping/Auxiliary Verbs |
Erin Salona |
This game is set up like "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?" Choose the correct helping verb(s) for each sentence. You may use the "hints" to help you. |
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34 |
COMMA USAGE - Essential vs. Nonessential 1 |
Sarah Gorman |
Read the following sentences carefully. Decide whether the phrase in the sentence is essential or nonessential, and mark your answer. Then in the space provided, correct the sentence by adding any commas necessary. Remember, commas are only...
This quiz contains 20 questions. |
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35 |
Fragments and Run-ons |
Mrs. Roberts |
Practice determining if the group of words is a sentence, fragment, or run-on. |
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36 |
What's the Main Idea? |
English Department |
This quiz will determine your ability to find the main idea of a passage.
This quiz contains 20 questions. |
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37 |
Transitive or Intransitive Verbs? |
Erin Salona |
Remember, a transitive verb is followed by a direct object. Find the verb in each sentence and decide if it is transitive or intransitive.
This quiz contains 10 questions. |
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38 |
Singular and Plural Nouns |
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Match the singular nouns with the correct plural nouns. Words include both regular and irregular nouns. |
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39 |
Context Clues Quiz |
English Department |
Select the most accurate meaning of the capitalized word in each sentence.
This quiz contains 15 questions. |
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40 |
Parts of Speech review |
Mrs. Kromer |
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41 |
Act 1:Romeo and Juliet Quiz |
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This quiz contains 10 questions. |
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42 |
Verbals and Verbs Jeopardy: Gerunds, Infinitves, Participles, Linking Verbs, and Main Verbs |
Erin Salona |
Choose a category and find the verbal or verb in each sentence. If you choose "Gerunds," you will type in the gerund found in that sentence. If you choose "linking verbs," you will type in the linking verb found in the sentence. |
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43 |
Differentiating Sentences, Run-ons, and Fragments |
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Identify each sentence as complete, run-on, or a fragment |
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44 |
Simile, Metaphor, or Personification? |
Mr. G |
Read the sentence, then decide if it is a simile, metaphor, or personification. |
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45 |
Prefixes, Suffixes, Roots |
Mrs. Rodrigues |
Define the prefix, suffix, roots of each of the following words |
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46 |
Prefix and Suffix Battleship |
Mrs. James |
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47 |
Distinguishing Fact and Opinion |
Ms. Moye |
Identify whether the statement is fact or opinion.
This quiz contains 25 questions. |
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48 |
Adverb Phrases Practice |
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Adverb phrases are prepositional phrases that modify verbs, adjectives, and adverbs. They answer the questions where, when, how (how long/to what degree) and why.
This quiz contains 20 questions. |
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49 |
PARTS OF SPEECH - Identification 1 |
Sarah Gorman |
Read each sentence carefully. Look at each capitalized word and identify its part of speech.
This quiz contains 30 questions. |
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50 |
Linking Verb or Action Verb |
Erin Salona |
Decide if each verb is an action verb or a linking verb. Remember, a predicate noun or a predicate adjective follows a linking verb.
This quiz contains 10 questions. |
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51 |
Face Idioms |
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Match these idioms with their definitions. |
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52 |
Fahrenheit 451 Part TWO Practice Quiz- pages 71-91 |
Erin Salona |
Use your F451 books if needed.
This quiz contains 21 questions. |
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53 |
Hangman |
Cherie Dickey |
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54 |
Subjects and Predicates Quiz |
Erin Salona |
A SUBJECT names the person, place, thing, or idea the sentence is about. A PREDICATE tells something about the subject; it is the verb part of the sentence. A COMPOUND SUBJECT is two or more subjects/nouns in one sentence that have the same verb...
This quiz contains 25 questions. |
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55 |
Fragment, Comma Splice, and Run On and Complex Sentence |
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Select the ONE BEST answer. Use the arrow keys instead of the touch pad to reduce errors.
This quiz contains 13 questions. |
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56 |
Don't Use Two Negatives! |
Ms. Williamson |
Students will be able to recognize the grammar weakness of using two negatives in a sentence. |
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57 |
Noun Function Practice Quiz |
Erin Salona |
This quiz contains 20 questions. |
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58 |
Indirect speech |
Christine |
Choose the correct sentence. |
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59 |
Literary Elements |
Bekki Adair |
Students practice identifying similes, metaphors, hyperboles, personification, and onomatopoeia in text.
This quiz contains 15 questions. |
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60 |
Sentence Types |
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Identify the four different types of sentences |
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61 |
Sink those Prefixes! |
Mrs. Applebee |
based on fact sheet 4 http://www.bbc.co.uk/skillswise/words/spelling/wordbuilding/prefixes/factsheet.shtml |
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62 |
Adjective Phrase Practice |
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This quiz contains 20 questions. |
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63 |
Text Features Quiz |
Mr. Biddle |
Students will analyze text features found in expository text. Please choose the best answer for each of the following questions:
This quiz contains 10 questions. |
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64 |
Adverb or Adjective? |
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Read each sentence and identify the word as either an adjective or adverb. Be careful. Remember, adjectives modify nouns. Adverbs modify verbs, adjectives, or other adverbs.
This quiz contains 10 questions. |
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65 |
State Reading Assessment Vocab. |
Mrs. Brantley |
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66 |
Fahrenheit 451 Part ONE Practice Quiz |
Erin Salona |
Make sure your eyes don't wander onto another student's screen.
This quiz contains 20 questions. |
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67 |
Fact vs. Opinion |
Mrs. Campbell |
Measure your ability to distinguish fact from opinion. Are you a critical reader?
This quiz contains 13 questions. |
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68 |
SUBJECTS AND VERBS - Identifying Verbs 1 |
Sarah Gorman |
Read each sentence carefully. In the space provided, type the word that is the verb of the sentence. Some of the verbs consist of more than one word.
This quiz contains 20 questions. |
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69 |
Spelling Bee |
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Choose the correct spelling for each of these commonly misspelled words. |
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70 |
Greek & Latin Roots Quiz |
Mrs. Kline |
Take this quiz to see how well you know your roots!
This quiz contains 10 questions. |
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71 |
1984 Book II Quiz |
Courtney Doyland |
This quiz contains 11 questions. |
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72 |
Contractions |
donna taylor |
Match the contractions with their correct word pairs |
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73 |
Context Clues: Explanations |
Mrs. Steffen |
Context clues |
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74 |
Sentence structure practice game |
Mrs. Enid Baines |
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75 |
Capitalization Quiz 2 |
English Department |
This quiz contains 15 questions. |
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76 |
Compound Words |
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A compound word is one made up of two separate words. In this activity, match two words together correctly to make a new word. |
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77 |
Standardized Test Words to Know |
Mrs. Bambino |
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78 |
Identifying Concrete/Abstract Nouns |
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Nouns that name people, places, or things that can be seen or recognized through any of the five senses are called concrete nouns. Nouns that name other things, such as ideas, actions, conditions, and qualities are called abstract nouns. What type...
This quiz contains 10 questions. |
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79 |
#1 Verb Tense Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? |
Erin Salona |
Choose the correct verb tense for each question. Remember to use the "hints." |
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80 |
Adverbs |
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Pick out the adverb in the sentence. |
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81 |
Writing conventions practice |
Ms. Wayne |
This quiz contains 10 questions chosen from a bank of 29. |
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82 |
Roots & Prefixes |
Bridget Colabello |
Test your knowledge of the meanings of latin and greek roots and prefixes! |
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83 |
Comma Usage |
Jeremy Shaner |
This quiz checks that you know how to appropriately use commas based on the rules we covered last week. Read each sentence, and choose the answer that correctly adds comma(s) to each sentence.
This quiz contains 10 questions. |
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84 |
Pronouns |
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Choose the correct pronoun.
This quiz contains 35 questions. |
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85 |
Subject and Predicate |
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A review for sentence structure. Remember, simple subject is a noun or pronoun (ex. he, she, dog, house) and simple predicate is a verb (ex. sit, was dancing) |
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86 |
Compound Sentences |
Ms. Carpenter |
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87 |
Sentence structure practice game |
Mrs. Allen |
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88 |
Rise/Raise Practice Quiz |
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This quiz contains 15 questions chosen from a bank of 21. |
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89 |
Basic Subject - Verb Agreement |
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90 |
Differentiating Sentences, Run-ons, and Fragments |
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Identify each sentence as complete, run-on, or a fragment |
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91 |
Prefix Skills |
Jose Otero |
This game is here to help you in learning your prefixes. |
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92 |
Irregular Verbs |
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Learn past tense and past participles |
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93 |
Sentence Fragments and Run-ons |
Sra. Mendoza |
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94 |
Literary terms Quiz |
evelyn rodd |
Choose the term that best matches the definition.
This quiz contains 26 questions. |
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95 |
Reading Quiz - The Great Gatsby Ch 1-4 |
Mrs. Hemphill |
This quiz contains 30 questions. |
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96 |
The Things They Carried Test |
Mrs. Gianfagna |
This quiz contains 25 questions. |
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97 |
Analogies, Analogies, Analogies |
Antoinette Keating-Hilyard |
An analogy is like a word puzzle. It compares two word pairs in a particular way. Try to figure out how each pair is related, and choose the word that completes each analogy. |
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98 |
Adjectives |
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Choose the adjective for each sentence. |
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99 |
ELA Review |
Mrs. Bennett |
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100 |
Comma use in a series |
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Practice identifying correct comma use when given a list of items. |
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