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: Jeopardy: Jeopardy Review Game

$2 $3 $4 $5 $1 $2 $3 $4 $5 $1 $2 $3 $4 $5 $1 $2 $3 $4 $5 $1 $2 $3 $4 $5 $1 Writing techniques Theme Elements of a S.S. Point Of view Who knows?

This is a hint to an event that will occur later in the story.

Foreshadowing

When something is not only itself, but also represents something else

symbolism

When the opposite of what you might expect happens

irony

What is imagery?

Descriptive language that appeals to the senses.

What’s a flashback?

A move back in time to an earlier incident.

The Landlady

Things aren’t always as they appear.

The Monkey’s Paw

Don’t mess with fate.

Charles

Sometimes parents can be blind to their children’s faults.

Tell Tale Heart

Guilt will always get the best of you.

Rain Rain Go Away

Sometimes you need to stay out of other people’s business!

What is the climax in a story?

Climax is the turning point in a story, often where the action reaches its highest intensity. It’s usually near the end of the story

Name all six types of conflicts

External Protagonist vs: individual, society, nature, fate, supernatural Internal Protagonist vs self

Name three types of point of view.

First person 3 rd person limited 3 rd person omniscient

Define theme

Theme is the idea or belief about life that the author wants readers to think about. (Hint: to figure it out, try to see what the main character or the reader learns from the main character’s experiences)

Define protagonist

The main character of the story that faces a central conflict.

Tell Tale Heart

1 st Person

The Landlady

3 rd person limited

Rain Rain Go Away

3 rd person limited

The Monkey’s Paw

Third person limited

The Raven

1 st person

Explain where there was symbolism in one of the stories we’ve read. Give the symbol and what it stands for.

The heart in TTH – guilt The Paw- Fate

Theme: The Treasure of Lemon Brown

Every man has a treasure.

What’s the point of view? “You smell like feet!” Allie screamed as she slammed the door in her boyfriend Harry’s face. Harry walked down the stairs, out the front door and was never seen again.

3 rd person limited

What’s the point of view? In five minutes I will be revealing my secret to the whole school. Will they believe it? Will they be scared of me? Will they ever let me lead a normal life again?

1 st person

What is the point of view? Sullenly she walked into the room. Jane couldn’t face another year in Mr. Grande’s class. The bad jokes, the periodic table, it was all a nightmare! Mike on the other hand was thrilled to be spending another year with Mr. Grande. He happily took his seat at the front of the room.

3 rd person omniscient

Final Jeopardy Answer

Final Jeopardy Question