1. Greek Mythology JEOPARDY

2. Gods/Goddesses/ Ages $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 $600 $700 $800 Gods and Creation Creation/Destruction Literary Terms Random $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 $600 $700 $800 $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 $600 $700 $800 $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 $600 $700 $800 $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 $600 $700 $800

3. Back to the Game Board A: Hera Q: Who is the Queen of the Gods, Zeus’ wife?

4. Back to the Game Board A: Hermes Q: Who is the Messenger God?

5. Back to the Game Board A: Hestia Q: Who is the Goddess of the hearth and home ?

6. Back to the Game Board A: Aphrodite Q: Who was born from the blood of Uranus falling into the sea ?

7. Back to the Game Board A: Athena Q: Who was the Goddess of arts and crafts?

8. Back to the Game Board A: Demeter She was the goddess of grain and agriculture.

9. Back to the Game Board A: Ares Q: He was the God of War.

10. Back to the Game Board A: Artemis Q: She was the goddess of hunt.

11. Back to the Game Board A: Hephaestus Q: He was the blacksmith God

12. Back to the Game Board A: Poseidon Q: Neptune

13. Back to the Game Board A: Ares Q: Mars

14. Back to the Game Board A: Cronus Q: Ruler of the titans is ________.

15. Back to the Game Board A: Zeus Q: Who is Jupiter

16. Back to the Game Board A: Hestia Q: Who is Vesta

17. Back to the Game Board A: Athena Q: Who is Minerva

18. Back to the Game Board Aphrodite Q: Venus

19. Back to the Game Board A: Gaea Q: The Earth mother is

20. Back to the Game Board A: Chaos Q: The earth was formed out of

21. Back to the Game Board A: Titan; Father of the Olympians Q: Who is Cronus?

22. Back to the Game Board A: Arete Q: Showing excellence in a skill

23. Back to the Game Board A: Ate Q: Throwing away all reasoning

24. Back to the Game Board A: Hubris Q: Excessive Pride

25. Back to the Game Board A: The ability of the Gods to take on human form or possess human traits Q: What is anthropomorphism?

26. Back to the Game Board A: To explain creation To explain behaviors To explain Problems To entertain Q: List at least two purposes of myths

27. Back to the Game Board A: Epigraph Q: A passage placed at the very beginning of the book that explores what the book will be about is: AllusionParadoxEpigraph

28. Back to the Game Board A: Symbolism Q: An object, character, or other thing that represents an idea

29. Back to the Game Board A: Diction Q: The author’s choice of words SimileArchetypeDiction

30. Back to the Game Board A: Paradox Q: Two contradictory ideas that somehow speak to a truth DictionParadoxForeshadowing:

31. Back to the Game Board A: Extended Metaphor Q: A a suggested comparison between two unlike objects that continues for more than one sentence. MetaphorExtended MetaphorSimile

32. Back to the Game Board A: Helmet, Auggie cuts off his hair, Halloween costume Q: Name two symbols in Wonder

33. Back to the Game Board A: Inner Conflict Q: An internal struggle that the main character is experiencing is called a

34. Back to the Game Board A: Q: What was Auggie’s inner conflict?

35. Back to the Game Board A: Rename, analytical verb, tie thinking to the topic sentence Q: What does RVT stand for?

36. Back to the Game Board A: Indirect Characterization Q: “Apollo was mean-spirited and rude towards his son” This is an example of which one? Direct characterizationIndirect Characterization Inference

37. Back to the Game Board A: Author last name and page number then period outside the parenthesis Q: What is a citation?

38. Back to the Game Board A: Context, quote, analysis – Writing a body paragraph Q: What does C, Q, A stand for and what does it apply to?

39. Back to the Game Board A: Weaving Q: What was Arachne’s Arete?

40. Back to the Game Board A: Prometheus Q: He sacrificed his life for his creation: Man