Jeopardy Famous Poets GrammarHaiku Nursery Rhymes Who said that? Q $100 Q $200 Q $300 Q $400 Q $500 Q $100 Q $200 Q $300 Q $400 Q $500 Final Jeopardy

$100 Question from Famous Poets The 19 th century poet that has a last name that is something you may find on grass in the winter.

$100 Answer from Famous Poets Who is Robert Frost?

$200 Question from Famous Poets This poet wrote the famous play Romeo and Juliet.

$200 Answer from Famous Poets Who is William Shakespeare?

$300 Question from Famous Poets A poet who lived during the romanticist movement, who is well- known for his scary stories.

$300 Answer from Famous Poets Who is Edgar Allan Poe?

$400 Question from Famous Poets A female poet that was not well-known until after she died.

$400 Answer from Famous Poets Who is Emily Dickinson?

$500 Question from Famous Poets A poet who loved America and was a poet, teacher, and journalist in his life-time.

$500 Answer from Famous Poets Who is Walt Whitman?

$100 Question from Grammar The proper noun in the sentence: “Coldplay is my favorite band.”

$100 Answer from Grammar What is Coldplay?

$200 Question from Grammar The adjective in the sentence: “That dog is very hairy.”

$200 Answer from Grammar What is hairy?

$300 Question from Grammar The word that can be used to describe an amount that can be spelled three different ways.

$300 Answer from Grammar What is two?

$400 Question from Grammar One of the words is not a conjunction: And, but, me.

$400 Answer from Grammar What is me?

$500 Question from Grammar The name for the word on in the sentence: “I was told to stand on the line.”

$500 Answer from Grammar What is preposition?

$100 Question from Haiku The name for a work of literature that a Haiku is describing.

$100 Answer from Haiku What is poem?

$200 Question from Haiku The number of lines in a Haiku poem.

$200 Answer from Haiku What is three?

$300 Question from Haiku The word that describes the number of sounds in a single word.

$300 Answer from Haiku What is syllable?

$400 Question from Haiku The number of syllables in the second line of a Haiku.

$400 Answer from Haiku What is seven?

$500 Question from Haiku The country that the Haiku originates from.

$500 Answer from Haiku What is Japan?

$100 Question from Nursery Rhymes An egg character in a famous nursery rhyme.

$100 Answer from Nursery Rhymes Who is Humpty Dumpty?

$200 Question from Nursery Rhymes Finish the nursery rhyme: “Hickory Dickory dock. The mouse ran up the…”

$200 Answer from Nursery Rhymes What is clock?

$300 Question from Nursery Rhymes The number of blind mice in a famous nursery rhyme.

$300 Answer from Nursery Rhymes What is three?

$400 Question from Nursery Rhymes The little man that lived on Drury lane.

$400 Answer from Nursery Rhymes What is the muffin man?

$500 Question from Nursery Rhymes The number of items the mother buys her baby in the nursery rhyme Hush Little Baby.

$500 Answer from Nursery Rhymes What is six?

$100 Question from Who said that? The man who said “I have a dream” in a very famous speech.

$100 Answer from Who said that? Who is Martin Luther King?

$200 Question from Who said that? The man who said “Be the change you wish to see in the world.”

$200 Answer from Who said that? Who is Mahatma Gandhi?

$300 Question from Who said that? This famous children’s book author said “Don’t cry because it’s over, smile because it happened.”

$300 Answer from Who said that? Who is Doctor Seuss?

$400 Question from Who said that? The famous poet that we’ve talked about said this: “Two roads diverged in a wood, and I—I took the one less traveled by, And that has made all the difference”

$400 Answer from Who said that? Who is Robert Frost?

$500 Question from Who said that? The great Greek scholar that claimed: “An unexamined life is not worth living.”

$500 Answer from Who said that? Who is Socrates?

Final Jeopardy This is the real name of the famous author Mark Twain.

Final Jeopardy Answer What is Samuel L. Clemens?