E.O.G. Jeopardy! Poetry Elements EOG terms Story Elements Resources Author’s Purpose Q $100 Q $200 Q $300 Q $400 Q $500 Q $100 Q $200 Q $300 Q $400 Q $500 Final Jeopardy

Poetry Elements $100 A row of words in a poem.

$100 Answer Poetry Line

$200 Question Poetry Elements The person who is telling the poem.

$200 Answer from poetry elements Speaker

$300 Question from Poetry Elements A Japanese poem about nature containing three lines (5-7-5 pattern).

$300 Answer from poetry elements Haiku

$400 Question from Poetry Elements A comparison between two things using the words “like” or “as.”

$400 Answer from poetry elements Simile

$500 Question from Poetry Elements Creating a picture in the reader’s mind through the use of descriptive words.

$500 Answer from poetry elements Imagery

$100 Question from EOG terms Complete the sentence below using one of the following words: signify/trace She had to ________ her steps backwards to remember where she left her keys.

$100 Answer from EOG terms Trace

$200 Question from EOG Terms Complete the sentence below using one of the following words: Compare/contrast When Pete __________ the two stories he found that the settings were similar.

$200 Answer from EOG Terms Compare

$300 Question from EOG Terms Complete the sentence below using one of the following words: Conclude/predict Please __________ what will happen in the future based on what you already know.

$300 Answer from EOG Terms Predict

$400 Question from EOG Terms Complete the sentence below using one of the following words: Formulate/summarize ____________ the book you have read in two sentences or less, being sure to include main idea.

$400 Answer from EOG Terms Summarize

$500 Question from EOG Terms Complete the sentence below using one of the following words: Signify/infer What can you ________ about the main character based on his behavior?

$500 Answer from EOG Terms Infer

$100 Question from Story Elements The events of a story.

$100 Answer from story elements Plot

$200 Question from Story Elements The perspective of the person telling the story.

$200 Answer from story elements Point of view

$300 Question from Story Elements The feeling an author creates to make you feel a certain way.

$300 Answer from story elements Mood

$400 Question from Story Elements The conversations between characters, usually shown in quotation marks.

$400 Answer from story elements Dialogue

$500 Question from Story Elements The lesson an author communicates to the reader through his/her story.

$500 Answer from story elements Theme

$100 Question from Resources A true piece of literature person writes about him/herself.

$100 Answer from resources autobiography

$200 Question from Resources The “information super highway.”

$200 Answer from resources Internet

$300 Question from Resources A book containing maps of continents, countries, or states.

$300 Answer from resources Atlas

$400 Question from Resources A source of information that comes directly from the source.

$400 Answer from resources Primary Source

$500 Question from Resources A yearly published book containing facts from that year and the previous years.

$500 Answer from resources Almanac

$100 Question from Author’s Purpose How an author writes that conveys his/her feelings.

$100 Answer from author’s purpose Tone

$200 Question from Author’s Purpose A way of presenting an issue without seeing both sides… a strong opinion about a topic that influences a writer.

$200 Answer from author’s purpose Bias

$300 Question from Author’s Purpose Writing that tries to persuade the reader based on their emotions and not on fact. It can be used in pictures, movies, music, and advertisements.

$300 Answer from author’s purpose Propaganda

$400 Question from Author’s Purpose The reason/cause an author writes.

$400 Answer from Author’s Purpose Purpose

$500 Question from Author’s Purpose A broad statement that could apply to more than one situation.

$500 Answer from author’s purpose Generalization

Final Jeopardy A writing tool an author uses including hyperbole, onomatopoeia, analogies, etc.

Final Jeopardy Answer Figurative Language