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Jeopardy Characteristics Of nonfiction Rhetorical Strategies Examples Types of Nonfiction Q $100 Q $200 Q $300 Q $400 Q $500 Q $100 Q $200 Q $300 Q $400 Q $500 Final Jeopardy

Jeopardy Characteristics Of nonfiction Examples Q $100 Q $200 Q $300 Q $400 Q $500 Q $100 Q $200 Q $300 Q $400 Q $500 Final Jeopardy Rhetorical Strategies Types of Nonfiction

$100 Question from Characteristics of Nonfiction The first person account of a person’s life.

$100 Answer Characteristics of nonfiction What is autobiography?

$200 Question from characteristics of nonfiction An autobiography that covers a certain period of time.

$200 Answer from Characteristics of Nonfiction What is a memoir?

$300 Question from Characteristics of nonfiction A record of events and ideas but of a less personal nature than a diary.

$300 Answer from Characteristics of Nonfiction What is a journal?

$400 Question from Characteristics of Nonfiction The point of view of a biography

$400 Answer from Characteristics of Nonfiction What is third person?

$500 Question from Characteristics of Nonfiction The point of view of a diary

$500 Answer from Characteristics of Nonfiction What is first person?

$100 Question from Language in Nonfiction A term for a play on words that have a similar meaning

$100 Answer from Language in Nonfiction What is a pun?

$200 Question from Language in Nonfiction An extended or additional story that illustrates a specific point

$200 Answer from Language in Nonfiction What is anecdote?

$300 Question from Language in Nonfiction Repeated topics, words, and phrases used to emphasize a point or given idea.

$300 Answer from Language in Nonfiction What is repetition?

$400 Question from Language in Nonfiction An expression that can not be understood by the literal meaning of its words

$400 Answer from Language in Nonfiction What is an idiom?

$500 Question from Language in Nonfiction Questions intended to provoke a given answer or to which no answer is expected

$500 Answer from Language in Nonfiction What are rhetorical questions?

$100 Question from Examples dog:cat :: bark:meow.

$100 Answer from Examples What is an analogy?

$200 Question from Examples Why should we care about passing the GHSGT?

$200 Answer from Examples What is a rhetorical question?

$300 Question from Examples “I’m on a seafood diet. I see food, and I eat it.”

$300 Answer from Examples What is a pun?

$400 Question from Examples The GHSGT is a piece of cake

$400 Answer from Examples What is an idiom?

$500 Question from Examples Literature based on fact

$500 Answer from examples What is non-fiction?

$100 Question from Types of Nonfiction A story of a person’s life told by another person

$100 Answer from Types of Nonfiction What is biography?

$200 Question from Types of Nonfiction Websites, letters, forms, advertisements, manuals, guides, etc

$200 Answer from Types of Nonfiction What is technical writing

$300 Question from Types of Nonfiction Oral statements of fact or opinion used to persuade or to make an observation

$300 Answer from Types of Nonfiction What is a speech?

$400 Question from Types of Nonfiction Found in newspapers to persuade or make an observation

$400 Answer from Types of Nonfiction What is an editorial?

$500 Question from Types of Nonfiction An autobiographical record of the writer’s actions, thoughts, and feelings

$500 Answer from Science Types of Nonfiction What is a diary?

Final Jeopardy Who has been the best Junior Review Teacher?

Final Jeopardy Answer Who is _______________?