4th quarter Assessment

Review Challenge

2011Mrs. Demos

Rules Work with Buddy Clock Partner. One sits facing the over head. One sits with back to

overhead. One who can see over head will know the answer. They

must get the partner to guess the word or concept without using the word or any part of the word in the clues.

No pictures or hand signals. Speak quietly—you can learn from other groups two. One point for each correct answer. We will switch roles half way through class.

ExampleName the underlined

phrase.

Toby sits under the table when we eat dinner.

Round 1What part of speech is the

underlined word.

The child slowly walked around the giant toy store.

Round 2Name the underlined

phrase.

Juliet, fearing the worst, drinks the potion.

Round 3Onomatopoeia

Round 4Hyperbole

Round 5Personification

Round 6Simile

Round 7Alliteration

Round 8Metaphor

Round 9Antecedent

Round 10Name the part of speech

She went to the store.

Round 11Pronoun antecedent

agreement

Example you can use.

Anybody can have their eyes glued shut.

Round 12FANBOYS

Round 13Name the sentence

structure.

Romeo falls madly in love with Juliet, but his parents object to the match.

Round 14Name the phrase.

Certainly there are more cookies in the cookie jar.

Round 15Name the kind of

conjunction.

Because, since, if, when, unless

Round 16Name the sentence

structure.

Several children will earn rewards since they worked so hard this year.

Round 17Rule for modifiers.

Round 18What kind of subject?

Romeo and Juliet love each other.

Round 19What kind of verb?

Romeo loves and hates with equal measure.

Round 20Mood?

Round 21Subject-verb agreement.

Round 22Dialect

“Dagum! Don’t ferget to return your library books.”

Round 23Climax

Example:Mercutio and tybalt die

and Romeo is banished.

Round 24Active Voice

Round 25Semicolon

Round 26Synonym for Joyful.

Round 27Passive voice

Round 28Antonym for Angry

Round 29Theme

Round 30Pun