Jeopardy Vocabulary Who Is ItRomantics What are you writing? Mistakes Q $100 Q $200 Q $300 Q $400 Q $500 Q $100 Q $200 Q $300 Q $400 Q $500 Final Jeopardy

A person who is said to be gloominess, or have a belief the bad guy will win, can be described in this way. $100 Question from Vocabulary

pessimism $200 Answer from Vocabulary

$200 Question from Vocabulary

$200 Answer from Vocabulary reprove

$300 Question from Vocabulary If a person is to confirm, or to substantiate they can also be said to have done this.

$300 Answer from Vocabulary corroborate

$400 Question from Vocabulary A person who is impassioned, intense, ardent, or earnest can also be describe as this.

$400 Answer from Vocabulary fervent

$500 Question from Vocabulary Another word for a building is this.

$500 Answer from Vocabulary edifice

$100 Question from Who Is It This famous figure in history is famous for his “I have a dream speech.”

$100 Answer from Who Said It Martin Luther King Jr.

$200 Question from Who Said It This protagonist wrote a pamphlet entitled “Common Sense.”

$200 Answer from Who Is It Thomas Paine

$300 Question from Who Is It “Poor Richard’s Almanack” was written by this inventor of electricity.

$300 Question from Who Is It Benjamin Franklin

$400 Question from Who Is It This document written on July 4, 1776 made this man, its author, a famous figure in history.

$400 Answer from Who Is It Thomas Jefferson

$500 Question from Who Is It Wife of the second president, her letters provide insight into the life and power of the time.

$500 Answer from Who Is It Abigail Adams

$100 Question from Romantics This idea is similar to theory that was developed during the Romantic Period.

$100 Answer from Romantics Transcendentalism

This type of writing was read by one of these, or one similar to the picture. $200 Question from Romantics

$200 Answer from Romantics Fireside Poets

This man is considered the founder of Transcendentalis m. $300 Question from Romantics

$300 Answer from Romantics Ralph Waldo Emerson

$400 Question from Romantics One of this poet’s most famous work is about this animal, a raven.

$400 Answer from Romantics Edgar Allan Poe

$500 Question from Romantics The Romantic Period was said to have started in 1820 and end this year.

$500 Answer from Romantics 1860

$100 Question from What are you Writing This type of writing takes a position for or against an issue and writes to convince the reader to believe or do something

Persuasive Writing $100 Answer from What are you Writing

$200 Question from What are you Writing Shakespeare is known for this type of poem, consisting of fourteen lines.

Sonnet $200 Answer from What are you Writing

This type of writing is meant to inform. $300 Question from What are you Writing

$300 Answer from What are you Writing Expository Writing

$400 Question from What are you Writing Telling a story is considered to be this type of writing.

$400 Answer from What are you Writing Narrative Writing

$500 Question from What are you Writing Writing that vividly portrays a person, place, or thing in such a way that the reader can visualize the topic and enter into the writer’s experience is considered to be this type of writing.

$500 Answer from What are you Writing Descriptive Writing

$100 Question from Mistakes This mark on your paper means you need to do this.

$100 Answer from Mistakes Insert a word or punctuation

$200 Question from Mistakes When a word is misspelled, you will find these letters beside the word.

$200 Answer from Mistakes sp

$300 Question from Mistakes To indicate a letter needs to be lowercase, you put this through it.

$300 Answer from Mistakes A Slash

$400 Question from Mistakes This combination of letters means a run on sentence is present.

$400 Answer from Mistakes r/o

$500 Question from Mistakes When I am unclear what you are trying to say I will insert this mark.

The Question Mark ? $500 Answer from Mistakes

Final Jeopardy This fireside poet wrote, Listen my children and you shall hear Of the midnight ride of Paul Revere…

Final Jeopardy Answer Henry Wadsworth Longfellow

Ms. Arehart’s Mid-Term Review 11.1The student will make informative and persuasive presentations. 11.7The student will write in a variety of forms, with an emphasis on persuasion. 11.3The student will read and analyze relationships among American literature, history, and culture. Bibliography: