Present Continous Tense?

Children are playing in the park.

A rhyme pattern for a poem is determined by...

Listening to end sound of each line.

What is alliteration?

words that begin with the same letter or sound.

The meaning of "highlight" is

the most important moment of the party

What is the meaning of “detention”?

the act of officially detaining someone

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1
Complete the alliteration sentence: Because he has high __________?
ceilings
chairs
tops
hopes
2
meaning of glared
declare, mention
persuade, urge
to talk fondly of
stared steadily or angrily
3
What is the meaning of immensely?
difficult to do, understand or answer
without problems or difficulty
extremely; very much
making you feel embarrassed
4
Present Continous Tense?
I am not your friend.
You are in Montreal.
Children are playing in the park.
Are you happy?
5
Meaning of drowsy
Sleepy
Lazy
6
A rhyme pattern for a poem is determined by...
Listening to end sound of each line.
Listening for symbolism in the poem.
Listening for alliteration usage.
Listening to the beat of the poem.
7
What is the meaning of contribution?
paying someone back
being right
giving or donating something
an illness of the lungs
8
What is alliteration?
words that mean the same.
Words that mean the opposite.
words that begin with the same letter or sound.
Words that rhyme.
9
Word Meaning of Desperate?
None of the above
Happy Time
Fast
Hopeless
10
The meaning of "highlight" is
treated extremely kindly
a unique experience
a good thing to do
the most important moment of the party
11
What is the meaning of “detention”?
someone whose job is to help people choose a job or career
the act of officially detaining someone
the way that someone behaves
to use or treat something badly, violently, or without care
12
meaning of ashamed
do well
discipline
embarrassed
crowd
13
Is this onomatpoeia? crash, bang boom,
False
True
14
Chip and dip are rhyming words.
True
False
15
choose the future continous tense
they have gone
they had gone
they will be going
they will go
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Past Continous Tense
I will go.
I am doing.
He fights me.
She was walking.

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