Jeopardy What am I?- 1What am I - 2 What am I - 3 Identify -1 Identify -2 Q $100 Q $200 Q $300 Q $400 Q $500 Q $100 Q $200 Q $300 Q $400 Q $500 Final.

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Jeopardy What am I?- 1What am I - 2 What am I - 3 Identify -1 Identify -2 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 What am I?- 1 Expresses action or state of being

$100 Answer from What am I?- 1 Verb

$200 Question from What am I?- 1 A main verb plus one or more helping verbs

$200 Answer from What am I?- 1 Verb phrase

$300 Question from What am I?- 1 Link subject to other words in the sentence

$300 Answer from What am I?- 1 Linking Verb

$400 Question from What am I?- 1 Expresses emotion

$400 Answer from What am I?- 1 Interjection

$500 Question from What am I?- 1 Type of action verb with a direct object

$500 Answer from What am I?- 1 Transitive verb

$100 Question from What am I - 2 Modifies verb, adjective or adverb

$100 Answer from What am I - 2 Adverb

$200 Question from What am I - 2 Adverb that tells to what extent

$200 Answer from What am I - 2 Qualifiers

$300 Question from What am I - 2 Two words joined together by an apostrophe

$300 Answer from What am I - 2 Contraction

$400 Question from What am I - 2 An action verb with no direct object

$400 Answer from What am I - 2 Intransitive verb

$500 Question from What am I - 2 Noun or pronoun that answers whom or what?

$500 Answer from What am I - 2 Direct Object

$100 Question from What am I - 3 Joins words or word groups

$100 Answer from What am I - 3 Conjunction

$200 Question from What am I - 3 Has no grammatical funtion

$200 Answer from What am I - 3 Interjection

$300 Question from What am I - 3 Shows a relationship to a noun or pronoun to another word

$300 Answer from What am I - 3 Preposition

$400 Question from What am I - 3 Commonly end in -ly

$400 Answer from What am I - 3 Adverb

$500 Question from What am I - 3 A preposition shows relationship to this

$500 Answer from What am I - 3 Object of a preposition

$100 Question from Identify -1 I’ve done it again

$100 Answer from Identify -1 Contraction

$200 Question from Identify -1 I can understand his concern.

$200 Answer from Identify -1 Helping verb

$300 Question from Identify -1 She must have told you ten times.

$300 Answer from Identify -1 Verb

$400 Question from Identify -1 Jeff is very hungry.

$400 Answer from Identify -1 Adverb

$500 Question from Identify -1 Sit down.

$500 Answer from Identify -1 Verb

$100 Question from Identify -2 Ouch! That hurt.

$100 Answer from Identify -2 Interjection

$200 Question from Identify -2 She arrived before lunch.

$200 Answer from Identify -2 Preposition

$300 Question from Identify -2 The banker seemed confident.

$300 Answer from Identify -2 Linking Verb

$400 Question from Identify -2 Transitive or Intransitive: We walked slowly around the lake.

$400 Answer from Identify -2 Intransitive

$500 Question from Identify -2 Transitive or Intransitive: We witnessed the beautiful sunrise.

$500 Answer from Identify -2 Transitive

Final Jeopardy Adverbs answer these 4 questions

Final Jeopardy Answer How When Where To what extent