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Because of Winn-Dixie Vocabulary Jeopardy Game 1 Page 1-30 Page 31-55 Page 56-87 Page 88-104 Page 105-134 Q $100 Q $100 Q $100 Q $100 Q $100 Q $200 Q $200 Q $200 Q $200 Q $200 Q $300 Q $300 Q $300 Q $300 Q $300 Q $400 Q $400 Q $400 Q $400 Q $400 Q $500 Q $500 Q $500 Q $500 Q $500 Final Jeopardy

$100 Question from page 1-30 produce

$100 Answer from page 1-30 Something that is made or brought in

$200 Question from page 1-30 missionary

$200 Answer from page 1-30 A person who is sent by a religious group to spread their religion and promote good will in another country

$300 Question from page 1-30 fortunate

$300 Answer from page 1-30 Having good luck or being lucky

$400 Question from page 1-30 sermon

$400 Answer from page 1-30 A public talk about religion or morals given by a member of the clergy (pastor, priest)

$500 Question from page 1-30 constellation

$500 Answer from page 1-30 A group of stars that forms a pattern in the sky that sometimes looks like a picture

$100 Question from Page 31-55 pews

$100 Answer from Page 31-55 Long benches put in rows in church for people to sit

$200 Question from Page 31-55 hind

$200 Answer from Page 31-55 At the back; rear

$300 Question from Page 31-55 peculiar

$300 Answer from Page 31-55 Not usual; strange

$400 Question from Page 31-55 irritate

$400 Answer from Page 31-55 To make angry or impatient, especially over a small thing

$500 Question from Page 31-55 trustworthy

$500 Answer from Page 31-55 Able to be trusted, reliable

$100 Question from Page 56-87 introduce

$100 Answer from Page 56-87 To make known or acquaintance

$200 Question from Page 56-87 identical

$200 Answer from Page 56-87 The very same, exactly alike

$300 Question from Page 56-87 trembling

$300 Answer from Page 56-87 To shake with cold, fear, weakness, or anger

$400 Question from Page 56-87 whining

$400 Answer from Page 56-87 Crying in a soft, high, complaining voice

$500 Question from Page 56-87 criminal

$500 Answer from Page 56-87 A person who does something that is a crime or something illegal

$100 Question from Page 88-104 roundabout

$100 Answer from Page 88-104 Not straight or direct

$200 Question from Page 88-104 imitate

$200 Answer from Page 88-104 To try and act or behave just as another person does; to copy someone

$300 Question from Page 88-104 comfort

$300 Answer from Page 88-104 To ease the sorrow or pain of someone

$400 Question from Page 88-104 dramatic

$400 Answer from Page 88-104 Having to do with plays or acting

$500 Question from Page 88-104 enlist

$500 Answer from Page 88-104 To join the armed forces (Army, Navy, Air Force)

$100 Question from Page 105-134 abide

$100 Answer from Page 105-134 To put up with

$200 Question from Page 105-134 sensation

$200 Answer from Page 105-134 Being aware or feeling something, -or- Something that causes great excitement or interest

$300 Question from Page 105-134 melancholy

$300 Answer from Page 105-134 Low in spirits, sad, gloomy

$400 Question from Page 105-134 hem

$400 Answer from Page 105-134 The edge of a piece of clothing or cloth by folding under the edge and sewing it down

$500 Question from Page 105-134 aching

$500 Answer from Page 105-134 Hurting with a dull or constant pain

Final Jeopardy Question Define these three words: Empathy Tolerance Compassion

Final Jeopardy Answer Empathy: identifying and understanding another person's situation and feelings, having had similar experiences Tolerance: willing to respect the customs, ideas, and beliefs of others; not being prejudice Compassion: sympathy for someone else’s suffering or misfortune, and wanting to help