Unit Three Kahoot Bank
Grade 7 ELA • Kahoot Bank Standard 7.RC.3
Unit 3 Vocabulary Kahoot Question Bank
Page 1 of 3 Speed Check & Tense
Target Words 12 Unit 3 Terms
Affix Focus sens • con
Distractor Bank Units 1 & 2 Pool
Screen Safety Brief (<35 char)
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Part I: True/False Speed Check (20s Timer)
Quick pulse checks on definitions and usage
Q1 • explicit 20s
In literature, an explicit clue is hidden and only suggested by the author.
Answer: FALSE (Red ▲) Implicit is suggested; explicit is direct
Q2 • con / com 20s
The prefix in conclude and consensus means "with" or "together."
Answer: TRUE (Blue ◆) Root definition
Q3 • weep (tense) 20s
"The wounded traveler weeped in pain" uses the correct past tense form.
Answer: FALSE (Red ▲) Irregular past tense is "wept"
Q4 • sensory 20s
Authors include sensory details to engage a reader's physical senses.
Answer: TRUE (Blue ◆) Appeals to sight, sound, touch, etc.
Q5 • hedge 20s
To hedge during a debate means to give a cautious or guarded statement.
Answer: TRUE (Blue ◆) Protects speaker from commitment
Q6 • infer 20s
When a reader infers a theme, the author has stated it word-for-word.
Answer: FALSE (Red ▲) Inferences rely on clues, not direct text
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Part II: Tense & Grammatical Form Mastery (20s Timer)
Select correct inflection • Distractors from Units 1 & 2
Q7 • blaze (past) 20s
At the story's climax, the beacon fire _____ brightly against the dark night sky.
▲ blazed [KEY]
◆ blazing [tense]
● lingered [U1]
■ repulsed [U1]
Q8 • nestle (past) 20s
Seeking comfort after the trial, the tired child had _____ into the blanket.
▲ frail [U2]
◆ nestling [tense]
● nestled [KEY]
■ collaborated [U2]
Q9 • conclude (past) 20s
After checking all clues, the detective _____ that the witness was bluffing.
▲ concluded [KEY]
◆ concluding [tense]
● propelled [U1]
■ inspected [U1]
Q10 • hedge (participle) 20s
The mayor avoided giving a clear answer by _____ on every controversial issue.
▲ barren [U2]
◆ transmitting [U2]
● hedged [tense]
■ hedging [KEY]
Answer tags: [KEY] = Correct • [U1/U2] = Distractors • [tense] = Form trap Turn to Page 2 for Context & Literary Analysis →
Literary Focus • 7.RC.3 Plot, Climax & Meaning
Context Clues & Literature Applications
Page 2 of 3 Questions 11 – 18
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Tense & Form Check Continued (20s Timer)
Irregular past & verb agreement
Q11 • comply (past) 20s
To resolve the classroom conflict, both students willingly _____ with the agreement.
▲ complies [tense]
◆ complied [KEY]
● complying [tense]
■ elaborated [U2]
Q12 • weep (irregular past) 20s
Overwhelmed with sorrow at the tragic resolution, the king quietly _____.
▲ weeped [trap]
◆ wept [KEY]
● weeping [tense]
■ repulsed [U1]
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Part III: Literary Structure & Meaning in Context (30s Timer)
Target 7.RC.3: Subplots, climax, and conflicts
Q13 • implicit (adj) 30s
The moral of the fable was never said aloud; it was _____ in the fox's choices.
▲ explicit [antonym]
◆ implicit [KEY]
● chronic [U2]
■ sheepish [U1]
Q14 • explicit (adj) 30s
The narrator gave an _____ warning: "Do not enter the tunnel after sundown."
▲ explicit [KEY]
◆ implicit [antonym]
● frail [U2]
■ conviction [U1]
Q15 • consensus (noun) 30s
After arguing about the subplot, the literature group reached a shared _____.
▲ spectator [U1]
◆ sensation [root trap]
● consensus [KEY]
■ barren [U2]
Q16 • sensation (noun) 30s
As the hero crossed the rope bridge, an icy _____ of danger crept over him.
▲ sensory [part/speech]
◆ sensation [KEY]
● propel [U1]
■ bluff [U1]
Q17 • sensory (adj) 30s
To heighten suspense, the author used vivid _____ details of damp, rotting wood.
▲ sensory [KEY]
◆ sensation [noun]
● chronological [U2]
■ elaborate [U2]
Q18 • infer (verb) 30s
From his trembling voice and avoided gaze, readers can _____ he feels guilty.
▲ transform [U2]
◆ spectate [U1]
● infer [KEY]
■ linger [U1]
7.RC.3 Note: Questions evaluate how descriptive elements and subplots reveal character motives Turn to Page 3 for Roots, Morphology & Kahoot Host Guide →
Roots • Morphology Teacher Game Guide
Morphology Decoders & Kahoot Host Guide
Page 3 of 3 Questions 19 – 22
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Part IV: Root, Affix & Morphology Questions (20s Timer)
Structural word analysis
Q19 • Root: sens / sent 20s
The Latin root found in both sensory and sensation means:
▲ look, see [spec]
◆ feel, perceive [KEY]
● push, drive [pel]
■ work [labor]
Q20 • Prefix: con / com 20s
What meaning is shared by collaborate, conclude, and consensus?
▲ across, change
◆ time [chron]
● with, together [KEY]
■ against, push
Q21 • Morphology: infer → noun 20s
What is the correct noun form of the verb infer?
▲ inferring [participle]
◆ inference [KEY]
● inferred [past verb]
■ inferment [invented]
Q22 • Secondary Meaning: hedge 20s
"The general held reserves as a hedge against retreat." Here, hedge means:
▲ row of bushes
◆ a safeguard [KEY]
● deep sorrow [weep]
■ sudden blaze
Distractor Cross-Reference Matrix (Spiral Review)
Helps teachers explain why distractors are incorrect
Unit 1 Words Used as Distractors:
- • lingered: used in Q7 & Q18 (verb: waiting around, not burning or inferring)
- • repulsed: used in Q7 & Q12 (verb: to disgust, distracts from weeping)
- • propelled / inspected: used in Q9 (verbs: pushing / studying carefully)
- • spectator / bluff / conviction: used in Q14, Q15, Q16 (noun traps)
Unit 2 Words Used as Distractors:
- • frail / barren: used in Q8, Q10, Q14, Q15 (adjectives: fragile / empty)
- • collaborated / elaborated: used in Q8, Q11, Q17 (verbs: working together / detailing)
- • chronological / chronic: used in Q13, Q17 (time-based adjectives)
- • transmitting / transform: used in Q10, Q18 (change / send across)
Recommended Kahoot Settings & Facilitation
20-30s Pacing
Tense Alert Highlight irregular wept (Q3 & Q12) and gerund hedging (Q10) during post-question reveal screens.
7.RC.3 Plot Connections Use Q7 (climax), Q13 (implicit theme), and Q15 (resolving conflict) to tie vocab directly into literary analysis essays.
Screen Readability All question prompts are under 95 characters and answer options are under 30 characters for instant mobile recognition.
Complete 22-Question Bank Ready for Direct Kahoot Entry • Grade 7 ELA Created for Classroom & Digital Play
Unit Three Quiz Bank
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Unit 3 Vocabulary Quiz Question Bank
Page 1 of 3 Target Terms (Q1–Q6)
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Part I: Target Words in Sentence Context
Distractors drawn from Units 1 & 2 vocabulary
Item 1 • explicit Key: fully and clearly expressed
The teacher gave explicit directions for the project, leaving no doubt about what students needed to turn in. What is the meaning of explicit as used in this sentence?
fully and clearly expressed with no room for confusion
suggested indirectly through subtle clues and hints
extremely delicate, weak, and easily broken
embarrassed and feeling foolish after making a mistake
Item 2 • implicit Key: understood though not clearly stated
Although the coach never said the team had to practice on weekends, there was an implicit expectation that everyone would show up. What does implicit mean?
stated directly word-for-word in written rules
understood though not clearly or directly stated
arranged in order according to when events happened
held with strong personal belief and certainty
Item 3 • infer Key: reach conclusion from clues
When readers analyze a character's trembling hands and lowered head, they can infer that the character feels guilty. To infer means to:
look directly at an author's stated facts
completely transform a story's setting
reach a conclusion based on evidence and reasoning
examine an object closely as an observer
Item 4 • consensus Key: general group agreement
After a thirty-minute debate, the student council finally reached a consensus on the theme for the winter dance. In this context, consensus means:
a general agreement reached by all members of a group
a physical feeling experienced through bodily senses
a person who watches an event without participating
an ongoing conflict that lasts for a long time
Item 5 • hedge Key: avoid direct statement
Instead of giving a direct yes or no answer during the press conference, the spokesperson tried to hedge by using cautious language. To hedge means to:
burn brightly with intense fire and emotion
avoid committing to a clear statement or protect oneself
settle down comfortably into a snug, protected place
stay in a place longer than necessary before leaving
Item 6 • comply Key: obey a rule or command
Every student who wishes to enter the science laboratory must comply with the posted safety regulations. What does comply mean?
work together jointly on an intellectual project
drive or push forward with strong physical force
act in accordance with a wish, request, command, or rule
cause intense disgust or push something away
Spiral Review Distractors: frail, chronological, conviction, spectator, propel, repulse Turn to Page 2 for Word Parts & Unfamiliar Inferencing →
Morphology • Unfamiliar Words Root & Affix Inferencing
Word Parts & Unfamiliar Word Inferencing
Page 2 of 3 Root Decoders (Q7–Q12)
sens / sent Root meaning feel, perceive, be aware (sensory, dissent, sentient)
con / com Prefix meaning with, together, jointly (concur, convene, conclude)
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Part II: Inferring Unfamiliar Words from Word Parts
Students apply root/prefix knowledge to new terms
Item 7 • Root sens/sent Key: to feel or perceive
What is the core meaning of the Latin root found in the words sensory, sensation, and consensus?
to look, watch, or examine visually
to feel, perceive, or be aware of
to push, drive, or force forward
to measure time or record historical events
Item 8 • Prefix con/com Key: with or together
What meaning does the prefix con- / com- add to words such as conclude, comply, and consensus?
across, beyond, or through a distance
relating to hard physical labor and work
with, together, or jointly
occurring before or earlier in time
Item 9 • Unfamiliar: dissent Key: hold differing opinion
During the vote, one member decided to publicly dissent from the committee's plan. Based on sent (feel/think) and dis- (against), what does dissent mean?
to differ in sentiment or disagree with the prevailing opinion
to inspect a piece of evidence carefully for flaws
to propel an argument forcefully into public discussion
to organize a series of events in chronological order
Item 10 • Unfamiliar: sentient Key: able to feel/perceive
In the science fiction novel, the explorers questioned whether the robotic creatures were sentient. Based on your knowledge of sent, what does sentient mean?
capable of moving across vast distances quickly
able to perceive, feel, or experience physical sensations
built with frail parts that easily break down over time
operating as a silent spectator without making contact
Item 11 • Unfamiliar: convene Key: assemble together
The principal asked all student council representatives to convene in the library after lunch. Based on the prefix con- (together), what does convene mean?
to come together or assemble in a single meeting place
to inspect each other's homework assignments
to transform student government policies permanently
to linger in the hallways before the final bell
Item 12 • Unfamiliar: concur Key: agree together
After examining the experimental data, the visiting chemist stated that she could concur with the doctor's findings. Based on prefix con-, what does concur mean?
to watch an experiment as an outside spectator
to transmit data electronically across laboratories
to have the same opinion or agree together on a conclusion
to bluff about having completed the required lab work
Morphology Standard: Uses root/affix clues to determine meaning of grade-appropriate unknown words Turn to Page 3 for Literary Context, Grammar & Forms →
7.RC.3 Literary Context • Forms Applications & Form Guide
Context, Tense & Form Applications
Page 3 of 3 Applied Items (Q13–Q18)
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Part III: Literary Analysis, Verb Tense & Morphology
Questions evaluating grammatical precision & literary imagery
Item 13 • sensory language Key: damp cedar floorboards
Which sentence relies most heavily on sensory language to help the reader experience the setting?
The damp cedar floorboards groaned underfoot with a bitter odor of rotting moss.
The events of the narrative unfolded in strict chronological sequence.
The town mayor possessed a strong moral conviction about civil duty.
Both partners collaborated efficiently on their research report.
Item 14 • Verb Tense: weep Key: wept (irregular past)
Which word correctly completes the sentence with proper irregular past-tense form? "Overcome with relief at the resolution, the family quietly _____."
weeped
wept
repulsed
lingering
Item 15 • Noun Form: infer Key: inference
Which sentence correctly uses the noun form of the verb infer?
The reader drew a logical inference about the antagonist's true motive.
The student wrote a detailed inferring on the final chapter of the novel.
The scientist created an inferment after inspecting the lab equipment.
The author transformed her ideas into an inferred without any clues.
Item 16 • conclude Key: concluded
After examining every witness statement and refusing to hedge or stall, the jury finally _____ that the defendant was innocent.
concluded
collaborated
spectated
propelled
Item 17 • Unfamiliar: insensitive Key: lacking feeling or awareness
The reviewer criticized the character's insensitive remarks toward grieving villagers. Based on sens and in- (not), what does insensitive mean?
unable to move across physical barriers
occurring over an extended period of time
lacking awareness of or feeling toward others' feelings
refusing to do hard physical labor
Item 18 • Unfamiliar: congregate Key: gather into a crowd
During the evacuation drill, all seven homerooms were instructed to congregate near the bleachers. Based on prefix con-, what does congregate mean?
gather together into a crowd or unified group
inspect their belongings for missing supplies
push forward violently to leave the building first
transform into different groups as time passes
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