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Final Jeopardy
ContextClues
$100 Question: Poetry
Good coffee is like friendship: rich and warm and strong.
$100 Answer: Poetry
What is a Simile?
$200 Question: Poetry
•Crash•Bang •Boom •Flush •Swoosh•Buzz
$200 Answer: Poetry
What is Onomatopoeia?
$300 Question: Poetry
This varies from the norms of literal language. It does not mean exactly what it says, but instead forces the reader to make an imaginative leap in order to comprehend an author's point.
$300 Answer: Poetry
What is Figurative Language?
$400 Question: Poetry
"I violated the Noah rule: predicting rain doesn't count; building arks does."~~Warren Buffett
$400 Answer: Poetry
What is allusion?
$500 Question: Poetry
The protagonist of a poem.
$500 Answer: Poetry
Who is the speaker or narrator?
$100 Question: Fiction
The life lesson in a literary work.
$100 Answer: Fiction
What is theme?
$200 Question: Fiction
A device a writer uses to hint at a future course of action.
$200 Answer: Fiction
What is foreshadowing?
$300 Question: Fiction
The use of one object to represent another in a work of literature.
$300 Answer: Fiction
What is symbolism?
$400 Question: Fiction
When a person, situation, statement, or circumstance, in a literary work, is not as it would actually seem. Many times it is the exact opposite of what it appears to be.
$400 Answer: Fiction
What is irony?
$500 Question: Fiction
The four types of conflict in a literary work.
$500 Answer: Fiction
What are:•Man vs. Man•Man vs. Society•Man vs. Nature•Man vs. Self?
$100 Question: Grammar
The correctly written sentence:
A. Screaming at her friend, Samantha’sface turned bright red.B. Soaring, through the air the eagles swooped down to their nest.C. Running, during lunch, the track teamprepared for the state meet.
$100 Answer: Grammar
What is A?
$200 Question: Grammar
The correctly written sentence:
A. Her two sisters Betty and Sue were punchingeach other in the back seat.B. Sally, the girl with the yellow jacket wavedat me to join her for lunch.C. His chemistry book, the one with the bluecover, was kicked across the floor.
$200 Answer: Grammar
What is C?
$300 Question: Grammar
The correctly written sentence:
A. Sara wandered into class without looking where she was going; so she was totally surprisedwhen she ran into the wall.B. Stephen met many new friends while at summer camp, but he hoped many of them would be his friendsfor the rest of his life.C. Ferdinand thought for many days about what he wanted to buy his mom for Mother’s day, andbought flowers.
$300 Answer: Grammar
What is B?
$400 Question: Grammar
The correctly written sentence:
A. Bob and me went to Taco Bell after school and had lunch with a group of girls.B. After many hours of shopping, mom gave presentsto both my twin sister and I for our birthday.C. Behind the school, Charlie and we girls playedbasketball all afternoon. D. “If I give the ball to you and he will you two play nice?”
$400 Answer: Grammar
What is C?
$500 Question: Grammar
The correctly written sentence:
A. Where are we going to put they’re presents?B. The girl’s cat was lost for days, and she cried herself to sleep each night.C. The childrens’ playground was filled withtheir toys and trash.D. Watch out! Don’t step on its paw or the cat will scratch your’re leg.
$500 Answer: Grammar
What is B?
$100 Question: Context Clues
A sleuth, such as Sherlock Holmes, can be very helpful in solving crimes.
$100 Answer: Context Clues
What is detective?
$200 Question: Context Clues
The apple didn’t appease myhunger. I need another pieceof pie.
$200 Answer: Context Clues
What is satisfy?
$300 Question: Context Clues
Unlike his quiet and low key family, Brad is garrulous.
$300 Answer: Context Clues
What is loud and obnoxious?
$400 Question: Context Clues
Lourdes is always trying to pleasethe boss to get ahead. She is such a sycophant, she doesn't care what others think of her behavior.
$400 Answer: Context Clues
Who is someone who triesto please others for their owngain?
$500 Question: Context Clues
I took the tome off the shelf and turned to page 94.
$500 Answer: Context Clues
What is book?
$100 Question: Potpourri
The acronym: P.E.A.
$100 Answer: Potpourri
What is: •Point•Evidence•Analysis?
$200 Question: Potpourri
Example:
When riding down the hill on his skateboard, Bob was traveling faster than the speed of light.
$200 Answer: Potpourri
What is hyperbole?
$300 Question: Potpourri
When you are reading and youput two and two together to figure out what is happening.
$300 Answer: Potpourri
What is inference?
$400 Question: Potpourri
The four types of point of view.
$400 Answer: Potpourri
What are: •first person •second person•third person limited •third person omniscient?
$500 Question: Potpourri
What every constructed response requires.
$500 Answer: Potpourri
What is: evidence, examples, or support?
Final Jeopardy
What snack does Mrs. Becker feel should be its own food group???
Final Jeopardy Answer
What are Cheez-Its?
