Are you ready to ROCK the MILESTONE?

Add the pronoun ---> My brother wanted to watch a movie, but _______ wanted to play baseball.

Which sentence is written correctly?

The girl let out a cheerful cry when she got her first dog. Which is an antonym for the word cheerful?

What is the setting of a story?

Which Point of View is the sentence written? "I enjoy spending time with my family."

Which is NOT a reason why children need a set bedtime every night?

Which text structure explains what happens and why it happens?

Which text feature gives definitions of words?

What does the word biweekly mean?

Which part of speech shows an action?

Which part of speech describes a noun?

Name the figurative language ---> "She is as tall as a giraffe."

Name the figurative language ---> "Your'e driving me up a wall."

Jimmy had to get to school, but his dad said he couldn’t drive him. Jimmy walked instead.

What type of sentence is the following?...Susie threw the ball, and her brother caught it.

When a character speaks in a piece of text it is called...

Combine ---> I like playing basketball. I like playing football. I like playing baseball.

Which is the adjective in the following sentence..The nervous child was not ready for the test.

Text written by someone who did not directly experience the events is called...

Which type of text uses rhythm and rhyming?

Which text feature shows chapters and their page numbers?

Which text structure tells an order of events?

Which sentence is a run on?

Which sentence is a fragment?

Which of the following is NOT a coordinating conjunction?

Tom thought he lost her book, but he found it on the couch. What does the pronoun it refer too?

Which is the pronoun in the following sentence...He was late for the party.

What type of sentence is the following?...Susie threw the ball.

Name the figurative language ---> "Lightning danced across the sky."

Which sentence is written correctly?

Which is the noun in the following sentence...Josh went swimming in the lake?

Writing based on facts, real events, and real people, such as biography or history is called...

Dad examined the look on my face, said I looked excited. Which is a synonym for examined?

Which text structure compares how things are alike and different?

First, order your food. Second, pay the cashier. Third, sit down. Four, eat your food.

Which text feature gives information about a picture?

Which sentence is written correctly?

What is the climax of a story?

Which sentence is written correctly?

Which text feature tells what a section of an article is about?

Penguins and Cardinals are similar and different. They both are birds, but penguins can't fly.

What is the theme of a story?

What does the word deflate mean?

Which text structure has an issue and a resolution?

Text that are written form the author's point of view as they have experience it is called...

Which part of speech describes a person, place, or thing?

What text structure gives details about a topic?

Writing that describes imaginary events and people is called...

Which of the following sentences has a prepositional phrase?

Name the figurative language ---> “My backpack weighs a ton!”

Name the figurative language ---> "Life is a roller coaster."

Which is a word or phrase that is opposite in meaning to another word or phrase?

What is another name for illustrations?

Which of the following is a relative adverb?

Which Point of View is the sentence written in? "He is very excited for his basketball game."

Name the figurative language ---> "The loud boom of the fireworks scared the dog."

Which is the verb in the following sentence...Josh went swimming in the lake?

Combine the following two sentence --> Gloria is coming to the party. Gloria is bringing Sandy.

Name the figurative language ---> "Larry’s lizard likes leaping leopards."

Mars is the 4th planet from the sun. It is the color red. Mars has many dust storms.

A tornado blew the roof off the house, so the family had to find another place to live.

Which is a word or phrase that means exactly or nearly the same as another word or phrase?

Which part of speech takes the place of a noun? Ex: he, she it