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Answer in the form of a question.

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• Divide the class into teams. • Teams select the question based on category & value. • Click on the number value. This will take you directly

to the clue.• After a team has answered, click on the border at the

top of the page. This action will take you to the correct responds.

• To go back to the category page, click on the border at the top of the slide.

• To access final jeopardy, go back to the beginning of the PPT and click where indicated.

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Choose a category. You will be given the answer.

You must provide the correct question.

Click to begin.

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Final Jeopardy

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Greek Layer PotpourriLatin

LayerGerman

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This ancient poem tells of a warrior who kills the

monster, Grendyl.

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The meaning of the phonestheme in

crawl, cranny, and crinkle.

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Common Spelling Expectancy:

back, off, will, bass, buzz, fetch, bridge

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bone-housewhale roadsky candleoar-steed

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one-syllable

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What is Beowulf?

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What is crease?

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What are one-syllable short vowel words that are given

extra letters?

(Lucky Shorts)

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What are kennings or Old English metaphors?

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What is typical word length in Old English?

know, wrist, ghost, gnat, guess, bright, rough, the, son, be, people

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Chaucer’s book written in iambic pentameter

containing stories told to pass the time during a

pilgrimage.

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rack and ruinrules and regulations

lord and masterlaw and orderfit and proper

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The exclamation point is based on this symbol.

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place of residencefather’s name

occupationphysical or personality traits

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The word order that became the preferred sequence of English

speakers.

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What is The Canterbury Tales?

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What are doubletsor

expressions used in courts to ensure English and

French people understand the laws?

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What is the letter Q?

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Q

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What were the features for which surnames

were first based?

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What issubject + verb + object?

The son love his father..

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The author of “Romeo and Juliet”.

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ABABCDCDEFEFGG.

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iuul

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inkhorn words

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“O” in love, wonder, 

brother, one, come

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Who was William Shakespeare?

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What is the rhyme scheme used in

sonnets?

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What are theLatin connectives?

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What did critics call the purposeful addition of new words based on old words

(Latin & Greek)?

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What letter replaced the short u next to v, w, n, r, and m in many words?

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love, wonder, brother, one, come

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Two common spelling expectancies/letters found in Greek derived words.

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Greek connective

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This combining formmeans “the study of”.

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neologisms

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The word sum for subdivision.

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What are ph, ch, y in a closed syllable,th or k in long words,

and rh, ps, pt, pn?

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What is the letter o?

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What is the Greek suffix-logy?

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What are newly coinedwords called?

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What issub-di-vis-i-on?

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The invention that signaled the beginning

of Modern English.

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The name given to a period of time in which

the pronunciation of vowels changed.

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/ch/, /sh/, /k/

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an-, a-dis-, dys-

in-, im-, il-, ir-mis-non-un-

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The rules for possessive apostrophes.

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What was the moveable type printing press?

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What was the Great

Vowel Shift?

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What are the threesounds for [ch]?

chicken - chef - choir

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What are prefixes that mean

“not”?

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What are…? A. singular: ’sB. regular plurals: s’C. irregular plurals: ’sD. it: its

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anagrams

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The words that can be formed from

philologyphilology.

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What are? •6 letters: phyllo•5 letters: glyph, golly, goopy, hilly, holly, igloo, polio, •4 letters: gill, hill, hoop, holy, lily, logo, loop, olio, oily, pill, ploy, pogo, poll, polo, pooh, pool, yogi•3 letters: goo, hi, hip, hog, ill, lip, log, lop, oil, pig, ply, yip •2 letters: go, hi, ho, go, yo

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