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ELA Drills, Beginner: Textual Analysis 1. The purpose of the instruction manual was...what?

Today we're bringing you the opposite of Jurassic Park—how living things become fossils. Okay okay, it might not be quite as fun...but hey, at le...

Yep, there's actually a career out there that wants you to doodle in books. And not just in the margins. Sometimes they'll give you whole page...

Sticks and stones, right? Well...only sometimes. It's a good idea to make sure your words aren't going to hurt others. Let's look at some ways to d...

Learn to debate like a champ. It's way better than debating like a chimp. That just takes mudslinging to a whole new level.

In this lesson we'll subject you to some verbs and predicates. Each one is a necessary part of a complete breakfas—er...sentence.

Check out the best bias video ever made, courtesy of the most awesome and amazing educational website in existence.

No, this isn't a terrible new mint-peach bubble gum flavor...though it does tend to leave a bad taste in people's mouths.

Those settlers in Jamestown really should have settled down with all that land-stealing. Tobacco's bad for you anyway.

ELA Drills, Intermediate: Main Idea 1. Which of the statements is best supported by the passage?

ELA Drills, Intermediate: Punctuation and Capitalization 3. Which sentence uses parentheses correctly?

ELA Drills, Advanced: Punctuation 1. Which option best completes the sentence?

ELA Drills, Advanced: Point of View 1. Which of the answers best captures the author's purpose in writing this text?

ELA Drill, Intermediate: Point of View. Which of the following statements shows bias?

ELA Drills, Advanced: Punctuation 2. Which of the following sentences is correctly punctuated?

ELA Drills, Advanced: Point of View 2. Which incident was most important in leading to the dramatic irony in the passage?

ELA Drills, Advanced: Comparing and Contrasting 2. What information does Source One include that Source Two leaves out?