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$100 A comparison of two unlike things using “like” or “as.” What is a simile?

$200 The ASPCA commercials are an example of THIS persuasive appeal What is pathos?

$300 The arrangement of two or more things for the purpose of comparison. What is juxtaposition?

$400 Part of the ode the Chorus chants while moving right to left across the stage What is strophe?

$500 Actual noises associated with the shooting of a scene, like voices or background noises What is diegetic sound?

$100 A comparison of two unlike things without using “like” or “as” What is metaphor?

$200 Film footage shot by the filmmaker for the text at hand What is primary footage?

$300 Film footage taken from another, previously recorded, source What is archival footage?

$400 Part of the ode the chorus chants while moving back across the stage from left to right What is antistrophe?

$500 A rhetorical appeal that focuses on ethics or the character/qualifications of the speaker. What is ethos?

$100 “My life is like a cracked plate” is an example of THIS literary term What is simile?

$200 In traditional or classic drama, a group of performers who speak as one and comment on the action of the play What is the chorus?

$300 The representation of facts or ideas without injecting personal feelings or biases What is objectivity?

$400 Voice-overs and commentary, sounds that do not come from the action on the screen What is non-diegetic sound?

$500 The words spoken by characters in a narrative or film What is dialogue?

$100 “Juliet is the sun” is an example of THIS literary term What is metaphor?

$200 The act of telling a story What is narration?

$300 A dramatic play that tells the story of a character, usually of a noble birth, who meets an untimely and unhappy death or downfall, often because of a specific character flaw or twist of fate What is a tragedy?

$400 A rhetorical appeal that uses logic to appeal to the sense of reason What is logos?

$500 A writer’s central idea or main message about life What is theme?

$100 A rhetorical appeal to readers’ or listeners’ senses or emotions What is pathos?

$200 Based on one’s personal point of view, opinion, or values What is subjectivity?

$300 “If you study hard, then you’ll do well in school” is an example of THIS kind of argument What is logos?

$400 Getting Drake to endorse Sprite is an example of THIS kind of rhetorical appeal What is ethos?

$500 “However, this is by no means a one-sided debate, while some who profess to have no religious beliefs are outraged at what they see as a serious threat to the infringement of civil liberty, others…support the ban and have attempted to discourage Muslims from participating” is an example of THIS term. What is objectivity?

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Final Jeopardy Question It’s the main holiday in Iran What is Nowrooz?