Jeopardy Story Elements Grammar Vocabulary Q $100 Q $200 Q $300 Q $400 Q $500 Q $100 Q $200 Q $300 Q $400 Q $500 Final Jeopardy Writing/ Persuasion Poetry

$100 Question from Writing The heart of your message and your main topic

$100 Answer from Writing What is IDEAS from the 6 Traits of Writing?

$200 Question fromWriting What is a thesis?

$200 Answer fromWriting the main idea of your essay in one sentence

$300 Question fromWriting The logical pattern of thoughts is the:

$300 Answer fromWriting What is organization from the 6 Traits of Writing?

$400 Question from Writing What is term used to describe the stance or opinion you take in persuasive writing?

$400 Answer from Writing What is a position?

$500 Question from Writing In persuasive writing, an appeal based on reason and factual support uses this strategy.

$500 Answer from Writing What is LOGOS/LOGIC?

$100 Question from Story Elements The message/ moral of the story or lesson the writer is trying to convey.

$100 Answer from Story Elements What is THEME?

$200 Question from Story Elements A genre that grew from fantasy and incorporates science and technology into fictional plot,

$200 Answer from Story Elements What is SCIENCE FICTION?

$300 Question from Story Elements A story character that is often viewed as the villain or the source of problems.

$300 Answer from Story Elements Who is the ANTAGONIST?

$400 Question from Story Elements These stories were orally told to explain something in nature or to tell the beginnings of the world.

$400 Answer from Story Elements What is an ORIGIN STORY from the FOLKLORE genre?

$500 Question from Story Elements You can find the “magical” number three used frequently in the plots of these stories.

$500 Answer from Story Elements What is FAIRY TALES?

$100 Question from Poetry This literary device gives the reader visual images with words.

$100 Answer from Poetry What is IMAGERY?

$200 Question from Poetry A Rhyme scheme always begins with this label.

$200 Answer from Poetry What is A ? Example- Roses are red A Violets are blue B English class makes me smarter in the head. A

$300 Question from Poetry A comparison between two unlike things.

$300 Answer from Poetry What is a METAPHOR?

$400 Question from Poetry The definition of internal rhyme.

$400 Answer from Poetry What is the use of similar sounding words within the lines in a poem?

$500 Question from Poetry What is the following an example of? “The sun stretches its warmth across the land.”

$500 Answer from Poetry What is PERSONIFICATION?

$100 Question from Grammar Which of the following needs to be capitalized and WHY? -jenny -sugar -carrots

$100 Answer from Grammar What is Jenny? (PROPER NAME)

$200 Question from Grammar A compound sentence has what types of clauses and how many?

$200 Answer from Grammar Compound sentences have at least TWO INDEPENDENT Clauses.

$300 Question from Grammar An appositive phrase always include this.

$300 Answer from Grammar A NOUN. Example: Kevin Durant, a Thunder basketball player, is far superior to Kobe Bryant.

$400 Question from Grammar What must every complete sentence clause have?

$400 Answer from Grammar A SUBJECT and a VERB- otherwise it is a FRAGMENT.

$500 Question from Grammar Define Prefix, Suffix, and Base Words.

$500 Answer from Grammar Prefix- letters added to the beginning of a word Base Word- a word used to build other words Suffix- letters attached to the end of a word.

$100 Question from Vocabulary The prefix SUB- means this.

$100 Answer from Vocabulary What is below or under?

$200 Question from Vocabulary The definition of ornamental.

$200 Answer from Vocabulary What is a decorative object?

$300 Question from Vocabulary What is the definition of whim?

$300 Answer from Vocabulary What is a sudden desire; a sudden impulse or notion?

$400 Question from Vocabulary The definition of preference.

$400 Answer from Vocabulary What is a strong liking of one thing over another?

$500 Question from Vocabulary What is the definition of synthesize?

$500 Answer from Vocabulary What is to combine parts or pieces into a whole?

Final Jeopardy Explain what point of view is and what 1 st person, 3 rd person limited, and 3 rd person omniscient are.

Final Jeopardy Answer First person: The narrator is a character in the story and uses I, me, we, and us. Third person: The narrator is not a character; he or she uses he, she, it, they, and them. Third person Omniscient (all knowing): Allows the narrator to relate the thoughts and feelings of several, if not all, the story’s characters.