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Review Game III

Review Game III. Spring 2010. Rules . Same game, same rules!. Pick a Word . The young girl did not want to (waist, waste) anymore time waiting on the elevator. Answer. Waste. Pick a word (trick question). I like to shop at the Rugged (Wearhouse, Warehouse). Worth 2 points. Answer.

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Review Game III

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  1. Review Game III Spring 2010

  2. Rules Same game, same rules!

  3. Pick a Word The young girl did not want to (waist, waste) anymore time waiting on the elevator.

  4. Answer Waste

  5. Pick a word (trick question) I like to shop at the Rugged (Wearhouse, Warehouse). Worth 2 points

  6. Answer Warehouse • The store uses the spelling “Wearhouse.” We can consider this a pun.

  7. Literary Terms Define the word PUN.

  8. Answer A play on words “…which are formed or sounded alike but have different meanings, in such a way as to play on two or more of the possible applications”

  9. Grammar Correction Walk quick down the stairs and get a ice pack. Hint: 3 errors

  10. Answer • Quick> quickly • Stairs> stairs, • A> an

  11. Grammar Correction Yes we are going to the mall after school.

  12. Answer • Yes> Yes,

  13. Grammar Correction As the president of the club I think it is important that we take a vote now enough has been said. Hint: 2 errors

  14. Answer • Club> club, • Now> now.

  15. Grammar What is coordination?

  16. Answer The use of coordinating conjunctions to complete a sentence. (FANBOYS:for, and, nor, but, or, yet, so)

  17. Type of Sentence The student, who was always late, missed his fourth block exam.

  18. Answer • Complex

  19. Sentence, Fragment, or Run-on A fantastic idea.

  20. Answer • Fragment

  21. Sentence, Fragment, or Run-on What is missing?

  22. Answer • A subject and a verb

  23. Sentence, Fragment, or Run-on For me the test was easy, what about you?

  24. Answer • Run-on (comma splice)

  25. Fragment, Sentence, or Run-on Read to announce the end of testing.

  26. Answer • Fragment

  27. Sentence, Fragment, Run-on What is it missing?

  28. Answer • A subject

  29. Rules- fill in the blank Singular subjects need singular ______.

  30. Answer • Verbs

  31. Rules- fill in the blank Feminine nouns require feminine ________.

  32. Answer • Pronouns

  33. Rules- fill in the blank Maintaining the same verb tense throughout a sentence or passage is called _____________.

  34. Answer • Verb consistency

  35. Literary Terms List the 5 elements of plot.

  36. Answer • Introduction/exposition • Rising action • Climax • Falling action • Resolution

  37. Literary Terms The following is an example of what literary term? • I blew a bubble the size of a small child.

  38. Answer • Hyperbole

  39. Grammar Correction I would love to go to the concert this weekend”, said the anxious teenager.

  40. Answer • I> “I • Weekend”,> weekend,”

  41. Literary Terms • This is an example of what literary term? When I was a young boy, we went to the park often.

  42. Answer • Flashback

  43. Literary Terms How many genres of literature are recognized?

  44. Answer • Poetry • Drama/ play • Fiction • Nonfiction • Folk tale/ Fantasy

  45. Grammar Correction I have recieved 6 of the 10 items I request.

  46. Answer • Recieved> received • Request> requested

  47. EOC The EOC has _____ questions.

  48. Answer • 80

  49. Literary Terms The extra excitable earthling ran up to the front of the stage and began to dance.

  50. Answer • Alliteration

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