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Chalkboard Challenge Grade 4-5 Copyright © 2002 Glenna R. Shaw and FTC Publishing All Rights Reserved

Let’s Play Final Challenge Fact and Opinion Cause and Effect Simile or Metaphor Synonyms Antonyms 100 100 100 100 100 200 200 200 200 200 300 300 300 300 300 400 400 400 400 400 500 500 500 500 500

Koalas are the cutest animals of all. Fact and Opinion for 100 Opinion 100 Koalas are the cutest animals of all. Fact Opinion

200 Fact Koalas make their homes in trees. Fact Opinion Fact and Opinion for 200 Fact 200 Koalas make their homes in trees. Fact Opinion

300 Opinion Koala babies are funny-looking animals. Fact Opinion Fact and Opinion for 300 Opinion 300 Koala babies are funny-looking animals. Fact Opinion

400 Opinion Koalas should be used as the next Olympic mascot. Fact and Opinion for 400 Opinion 400 Koalas should be used as the next Olympic mascot. Fact Opinion

The koala gets its water from the eucalyptus leaves that it eats. Fact and Opinion for 500 Fact 500 The koala gets its water from the eucalyptus leaves that it eats. Fact Opinion

Snow fell all night so driving was hazardous. Cause and Effect for 100 Cause 100 Snow fell all night so driving was hazardous.

David forgot to water the plant, therefore it died. Cause and Effect for 200 Effect 200 David forgot to water the plant, therefore it died.

Because I studied hard, my grades improved. Cause and Effect for 300 Cause 300 Because I studied hard, my grades improved.

A shortage of food in some countries was caused by dry weather. Cause and Effect for 400 Effect 400 A shortage of food in some countries was caused by dry weather.

If Mrs. Thomas rings her bell, the class will become quiet. Cause and Effect for 500 Effect 500 If Mrs. Thomas rings her bell, the class will become quiet.

Debbie is as fast as lightning. Simile or Metaphor for 100 Simile 100 Debbie is as fast as lightning. Simile Metaphor

Susan’s hair is golden treasure. Simile or Metaphor for 200 Metaphor 200 Susan’s hair is golden treasure. Simile Metaphor

Her cheeks were red roses. Simile or Metaphor for 300 Metaphor 300 Her cheeks were red roses. Simile Metaphor

400 Simile Simile or Metaphor for 400 Jay ran like the wind. Simile Metaphor

Andrew’s eyes were as black as midnight. Simile or Metaphor for 500 Simile 500 Andrew’s eyes were as black as midnight. Simile Metaphor

Smile and grin are synonyms. Synonyms for 100 True 100 Smile and grin are synonyms. True False

Dry is a synonym for damp. Synonyms for 200 False 200 Dry is a synonym for damp. True False

What is the best synonym for bright? Synonyms for 300 Shiny 300 What is the best synonym for bright? Dull Shiny

What is the best synonym for filthy? Synonyms for 400 Dirty 400 What is the best synonym for filthy? Dirty Clean

Gnawed and chewed are synonyms. Synonyms for 500 True 500 Gnawed and chewed are synonyms. True False

Begin and end are antonyms. Antonyms for 100 True 100 Begin and end are antonyms. True False

What is the best antonym for feeble? Antonyms for 200 Strong 200 What is the best antonym for feeble? Strong Weak

What is the best antonym for pleasant? Antonyms for 300 Unpleasant 300 What is the best antonym for pleasant? Enjoyable Unpleasant

Rough and smooth are antonyms. Antonyms for 400 True 400 Rough and smooth are antonyms. True False

Vanished and disappeared are antonyms. Antonyms for 500 False 500 Vanished and disappeared are antonyms. True False

Grace’s eyes are diamonds in the sky. Final Challenge End Game Write Your Final Challenge Wager Metaphor Grace’s eyes are diamonds in the sky. Metaphor Simile TIME’S UP!

Game Over Carolyn Elder