Wocky Mad Lib: Part 1
You’ve read “Jabberwocky” by Lewis Carroll. We’ve studied parts of speech, and we’ve
discussed how knowing them can add to our understanding of what we read. Now it’s your
turn! Using your magnetic poetry kits, play around with the language, and supply the
22. noun ____________________
following parts of speech:
1.
adjective _________________
23. adjective ________________
2.
adjective _________________
24. noun ____________________
3.
noun ____________________
25. adjective ________________
4.
verb
_____________________
26. noun ____________________
5.
verb
_____________________
6.
noun
_____________________
7.
adjective _________________
8.
noun (plural)
______________
9.
noun
_____________________
10. verb (-ed) ________________
27. adjective ________________
28. noun ____________________
29. noun (plural) _____________
30. noun ____________________
31. verb (-ing) _______________
32. adjective ________________
33. verb (-ed) ________________
34. adjective ________________
35. noun ____________________
11. adverb __________________
36. verb (onomatopoeia) _______
12. noun ____________________
37. adjective ________________
13. noun ____________________
38. noun ____________________
14. verb (-s) _________________
39. verb (-ing) _______________
15. noun ____________________
40 noun (plural) ______________
16. verb (-s) _________________
41. adjective ________________
17. adjective ________________
42. adjective ________________
18. noun ____________________
43. interjection ______________
19. adjective ________________
44. interjection ______________
20. noun ____________________
45. verb (-ed) ________________
21. adjective ________________
46. noun ____________________