Definitions Noun Adjective Pronoun Find the Preposition Pronoun

Definitions Noun, Adjective, Pronoun Find the Preposition Pronoun Types Of … 100 100 100 200 200 200 300 300 300 400 400 400 500 500 500

Category 1 - for 100 This part of speech is a person, place, thing, or idea.

Category 1 - for 100 Noun

Category 1 - for 200 This part of speech takes the place of a noun.

Category 1 - for 200 Pronoun

Category 1 - for 300 This type of noun is capitalized.

Category 1 - for 300 Proper Noun

Category 1 - for 400 This part of speech answers either “Which? ” or “What kind? ” or “How many? ”.

Category 1 - for 400 adjective

Category 1 - for 500 This part of speech shows a relationship between a noun/pronoun and other words in the sentence.

Category 1 - for 500 Preposition

Category 2 - for 100 Identify the part of speech. That is a pretty bird.

Category 2 - for 100 Adjective

Category 2 - for 200 Identify the part of speech. She made her way down the mountain.

Category 2 - for 200 pronoun

Category 2 - for 300 Identify the part of speech. We believe in freedom.

Category 2 - for 300 Noun (abstract noun)

Category 2 - for 400 Identify the part of speech. I like Chinese food.

Category 2 - for 400 Adjective (proper)

Category 2 - for 500 What parts of speech are words such as what, which, whose in the examples below? Which is yours? What do you want? Whose is that?

Category 2 - for 500 Pronouns (Indefinite)

Category 3 - for 100 I went to the store yesterday. What is the preposition?

Category 3 - for 100 to

Category 3 - for 200 Please look behind the milk! What is the preposition?

Category 3 - for 200 behind

Category 3 - for 300 Among the clues was the answer. What is the preposition?

Category 3 - for 300 among

Category 3 - for 400 I want an answer regarding the matter we discussed. What is the preposition?

Category 3 - for 400 regarding

Category 3 - for 500 They do not want to leave the awesome party until midnight. What is the preposition?

Category 3 - for 500 until

Category 4 - for 100 Is the underlined word a personal, interrogative, or demonstrative pronoun? She was quite angry!

Category 4 - for 100 personal

Category 4 - for 200 What did you say? Is this an interrogative, demonstrative or intensive pronoun?

Category 4 - for 200 interrogative

Category 4 - for 300 Give me those! Is the underlined word a relative, reflexive, or demonstrative pronoun?

Category 4 - for 300 demonstrative

Category 4 - for 400 What do you prefer, cats or dogs? Is the underlined pronoun a personal, interrogative, or intensive pronoun?

Category 4 - for 400 interrogative

Category 4 - for 500 Everyone wanted to go on vacation badly. Is the underlined word an indefinite, demonstrative, or personal pronoun?

Category 4 - for 500 indefinite

Category 5 - for 100 A noun that identifies a group but is in singular form is called a _______ noun. Examples: team, crowd, committee, swarm, herd, pack

Category 5 - for 100 Collective Noun

Category 5 - for 200 A noun that is made up of one or more words but is just one person, place, or thing is called a _______ noun. Examples: firetruck, Ms. Cochren, mother-in-law, chili peppers

Category 5 - for 200 compound noun

Category 5 - for 300 This type of noun cannot be perceived by any of our senses and is an idea. It is called an _______ noun. Examples: freedom, excitement

Category 5 - for 300 abstract

Category 5 - for 400 What are a few of the words that Mrs. C told students that would indicate that a noun would soon follow?

Category 5 - for 400 A, An, The

Category 5 - for 500 This word is singular, but it indicates a noun that is a “group” such as a class, a jury, or a swarm.

Category 5 - for 500 collective

Final Jeopardy Identify this part of speech as specifically as possible. He played the French horn.

Answer Proper Adjective