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Directions:

Break the class into 3 teams.

As you play the game, click on the TEXT DOLLAR AMOUNT that thecontestant calls, not the surrounding box.

Be sure to phrases responses as questions.

When they have given a question, click again anywhere on the screen to

see the correct question. Click on the Game box to return to the main scoreboard.

Enter the score into the black box on each players podium.

Continue until all clues are given.

If a team selects the Daily Double, they may wager dollars from their

bank.

When you get to final Jeopardy, each team must first make a wager on apiece of paper, and then write their final answer down.


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Round 1Final

Jeopardy

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BIG

words PoetryElementsofPoetry

Name thatfigurativelanguage

Literary

Terms

Name thatGENRE

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FinalJeopardy

Scores


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The repetition of the same soundbeginning of several words in a

sequence.


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What is alliteration?

Ex: The tall tree tops

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The use of words to imitatenatural sounds like buzz or pop.


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What is onomatopoeia?

Ex: Snap, Crackle, Pop

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A kind of metaphor in which anonhuman thing is talked about

as if it were human.


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What is personification?

Ex: The flower smiled at the sunsrays.

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When an author provides hintsthat suggest future events in a

story.


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What is foreshadowing?

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Repetition of similar vowelsounds that are followed bydifferent consonant sounds.

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What is assonance?

Ex: Fleet feet sweep by sleepinggeese.

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A group of consecutive lines in apoem that form a single unit.

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What is a stanza?

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Poetry that does not have aregular meter or rhyme scheme.



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What is free verse?

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The pattern of end rhymes in apoem.

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What is rhyme scheme?

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$400

The rhyme scheme of thefollowing poem:

Roses are red,Violets are blue,Sugar is sweet,And so are you.


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What is ABCB?

Roses are red, (A)

Violets are blue, (B)

Sugar is sweet, (C)

And so are you. (B)

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A Japanese form of poetry whichconsists of three unrhymed linesof five, seven, and five syllables.


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What is haiku?

Ex:The whisper of windHere today, here tomorrowAlways Everywhere.Scores


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A figure of speech that makes acomparison between two unlike

things using a word such as

like or as.


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What is a simile?

Ex: John runs like a cougar.

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Words and phrases that appeal tothe five sense.


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What is imagery?

Ex: The wind blows my hair as I step fromthe coarse sand into the cool fragrant

ocean water, and I am temporarily blindedby the suns reflection on the crystal bluesurface.

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A comparison between twothings that does not use like or

as.


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What is a metaphor?

Ex: Sally is a busy bee. Shenever seems to sit still.

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The use of words, phrases,symbols, and ideas in such away as to evoke mentalimages and senseimpressions.


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What is figurative language?

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The use of a person, place, thing,

or event that stands for itself andfor something beyond itself as

well.


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What is symbolism?

Ex: The American flag representsthe United States by using stars

and stripes, but it is also asymbol for patriotism and pride.

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His bedroom smells like a barn

yard.


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What is a simile?

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You can trust me like a diary thathas lost its key.


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What is a simile?

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When the stakes are high, Bobby

is a real snake.


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What is a metaphor?

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Throughout the disaster, my

friend has been a solid rock.


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What is a metaphor?

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The delicate words tiptoedfrom her mouth to my ear.


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What is personification?

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A writers message or the main

idea of a work.


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What is theme?

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The vantage point from which a

story is told where the narrator isalso one of the characters.


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What is first-person point of

view?

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The attitude a writer takes toward

the audience, a subject, or acharacter.


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What is tone?

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Used in a drama to describe

details of the setting and soundeffects as well as direct

characters how to speak theirlines, move, act, and look.


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What are stage directions?

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The feeling that a literary work

gives to readers usually throughthe writers words, phrases, and

images.


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What is mood?

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A story about

someones life written

by that person.


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What is an autobiography?

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Usually set in the future and

involves some elements ofscience or technology.


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What is science fiction?

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Stories that are often passed

down over generations and oftenteach lessons about human

behavior.


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What is folklore?

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Combination of realistic

characters and characters withmagical powers


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What is fantasy?

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Contemporary stories that are set

in the past and may containreferences to actual people and

events of the past.


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What is historical fiction?

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Category: Figures of Speech

Final

JeopardyQuestion



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A figure of speech in which the

truth is exaggerated for emphasisor for humorous effect.



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What is hyperbole?

Ex: I had so much homework, I

needed a pick up truck to carrymy work home.

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