Farm escape room

FARM ESCAPE ROOM

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Chickens and their eggs

Collect chicken eggs for each correct answer

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The word benevolent comes from the Latin roots bene (good) and vol (to wish). What does benevolent mean?

Having good wishes or kindness

Being full of energy

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Speaking loudly

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Which word below uses the prefix trans- (across) correctly?

Transfer – to speak loudly

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Transform – to stay the same

Translate – to carry meaning across languages

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Read the sentence: The morning fog wrapped the fields in a mysterious blanket. What is the connotative meaning of mysterious?

Normal and boring

Strange or secretive

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Loud and exciting

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The word photosynthesis uses the roots photo (light) and synthesis (putting together). What does it mean?

Mixing air with water

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Making food using light

Growing faster in the dark

Well done! Happy chickens

Cluck, Cluck...

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Cows and their milk

Milk the cows for each correct answer

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QUESTION 1/4

Which sentence is written correctly?

The rooster crowed loudly at dawn, waking everyone up.

The rooster crowed loudly, at dawn waking everyone up.

Milking

The rooster crowed loudly at dawn waking, everyone up.

QUESTION 2/4

Choose the correctly capitalized sentence.

Milking

On Saturdays, we visit the farmers Market near Maple street.

On Saturdays, we visit the Farmers Market near Maple Street.

on Saturdays we visit the Farmers Market near Maple Street.

question 3/4

Which word is spelled correctly?

enviroment

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enviroement

environment

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Choose the sentence with correct punctuation:

The cows, chickens, and pigs live in separate pens.

Milking

The cows, chickens and pigs live in separate pens.

The cows chickens and pigs, live in separate pens.

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Mmoooo...

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Pigs and their food

Feed the pigs for each correct answer

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QUESTION 1/4

A story told by a character using “I” or “me” is written in which point of view?

Third Person Limited

Second Person

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First Person

Third Person Omniscient

QUESTION 2/4

In which point of view does the narrator know everything about every character?

Third Person Limited

Second Person

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First Person

Third Person Omniscient

QUESTION 3/4

How does an unreliable narrator affect the story?

Readers question what’s true

It makes the story easier

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Readers always know every fact

It shows every character’s thoughts

QUESTION 4/4

If a story changes from first person to third person, what changes?

The narrator’s knowledge

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The setting

The main character’s name

The time period

Well done! happy pigs

OinK, oink...

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Sheep and their wool

Shearing sheep wool for each correct answer

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question 1/4

Which line is an example of personification?

The scarecrow danced in the wind.

The farmer ran across the field.

Shearing

The rooster crowed loudly.

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“If you build it, they will come” is an example of an allusion because it…

Describes something literally.

Shearing

Compares two things using “like” or “as.”

Refers to another famous story or saying.

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A sonnet often uses 14 lines and a specific rhyme scheme. How does this structure affect the poem?

It helps the poet express emotion in a focused, rhythmic way.

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It makes the poem feel random.

It limits word choice.

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Read the line: “Don’t just stand there—grow with purpose, like the crops you tend.” Which rhetorical device is being used, and what’s its effect?

Irony; it makes fun of farmers

Metaphor; it encourages action through comparison

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Hyperbole; it exaggerates for humor

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Beeeehehe...

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All right, daily chores done!

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